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St. John the Evangelist Catholic Parish/Church
352-493-9723
4050 NW Highway 27 Alt.
Chiefland, FL 32626
Website: stjhc.org
Offering Catholic Mass and spiritual guidance, religious education for both children and adults, as well as educational programs for individuals interested in learning about the Catholic faith. Our Divine Mercy Thrift Store is co-located on the Church grounds and is open on Friday and Saturday mornings. St. John Evangelist Catholic Church Shiefland celebrates Mass in English Saturdays at 4:30pm and Sundays at 8:30 am. Additionally, our parish includes 3 other Catholic Missions at teh following location in the Levy, Gilchrist and Dixie Counties with teh following Mass schedules: St. Andrews Catholic Chapel 390 2nd St. Cedar Key, FL-Mass in English: Sunday at 3pm Holy Cross Mission 18278 SE Hwy 19 Cross City FL. 32628-Masses: Sunday-Spanish-10am & English-11:30am Christ The Good Shepard Mission-239 US Hwy 129, Bell, Fl. 32619-Mass in Spanish: Saturday-7:15pm The Parish Pastor is Father Cesar Torres and the Parish Vicar is Father Wilson Colnebares.

Welcome to Chiefland Chamber of Commerce

There’s a reason why were called the Gem of the Suwannee Valley. As you navigate this web page you’ll find many hidden gems. There’s something for everyone to enjoy. When you see what our quaint little town has to offer, you’ll love it as much as we do!

About Chiefland

The “Gem of the Suwannee Valley,” Chiefland offers many different facets of quality living that make it one of the best places to live in Florida. Winner of the 2000 Florida Rural Community of the Year Award, the city of 2,000 residents – with thousands more nearby in the Greater Chiefland area- enjoys the best of two different worlds. Chiefland has largely remained true to its rural heritage. Farming is still an important way of life, and many newcomers have chosen to settle in the area to enjoy the peaceful, pastoral lifestyle amid some of the most beautiful natural surroundings in the country.

Southern hospitality still prevails in Chiefland as well. The city’s kind and gentle spirit is rooted in the strong participation in a wide variety of churches by many of its citizens. However, the city is also enjoying an unprecedented economic boom. The success of several major chain stores has helped to make Chiefland the commercial hub of the Tri-County area as businesses offering all manner of services have sprung up along the U.S. Highway 19 corridor. While area residents once had to travel as far away as Gainesville for many of their shopping needs, Chiefland has grown to the point where competition for sales of goods and services draw thousands of consumers to city businesses each day. Competition among professional services has also increased, bringing local citizens a wider variety of options in fields such as health care.

The City of Chiefland’s City Hall is located at 214 east Park Avenue. City Hall Hours are Monday – Thursday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed Friday). Phone: 352-493-6711. https://chiefland.govoffice.com

Visiting Chiefland? Consider stopping by the Welcome Center in the Historic Train Depot Building at 23 SE 2nd Avenue. The Welcome Center’s hours are generally 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday – Friday. It is best to call ahead if you plan to visit. 352-493-1849. We have maps and plenty of area brochures and info if you are visiting or moving to the area.

Our Communities
Learn more about Cheifland and our surrounding communities.
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Our Industry
Learn more about the 915 business that call Levy County home.
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Our Talent
Employees are one of the most important elements of business. Learn more about our local workforce.
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