WE ARE A COMMUNITY
Gathered Together By God's Grace
SERVICE TIMES
Worship Services 10:00 a.m. Sunday Mornings
All services available virtually on Zoom
WORSHIP SERVICES
All of our services offer communion, prayer and diverse musical offerings. All our welcome to come and experience Worship in a welcoming and loving environment.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:30 a.m. – crafts and conversation
10:00 a.m. – Bible stories and lessons
10:45 a.m. – Children’s sermon and time with Pastor
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Join Us For Service
Join us on Sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. for worship service. We look forward to meeting you and welcoming you into our family of faith.
Get Involved
One of the best ways to grow your faith is to get involved. Each week many folks volunteer at St. John’s in a variety of ways.
Church Giving
Whether you want to give to the church regularly, consistently, or you want to make a one-time gift, we’ll make it easy for you.
Welcome to St. John's Lutheran Church
Who We Are
We are a people of faith in Christ Jesus who work to live a life of purpose by inviting all people into a growing, transforming, and meaningful relationship with Jesus Christ and to experience the joy of a life lived in faith and supported by community. We respond to the gift of a transforming faith by supporting all God’s children compassionately, serving as the heart, hands and feet of Jesus Christ in this world so that all will come to know God’s love personally and intimately.
Our Mission
Grow in Faith – Experience Joy – Respond in Compassion
Our mission is to lead all generations into a deep and transforming relationship with Jesus Christ - praying and supporting others in their own walk of faith so that they can live a life where they thrive and flourish. Wherever you are on your faith journey, we welcome you to our spiritual home where all are welcome and encouraged to join as we grow in faith. Jesus Christ is the center of our faith and life together, we trust in His love to change us as we come to know the true depth of His grace. We believe the Church operates as an extended family – where we seek to care for one another in authentic, joy-filled and life-giving relationships. We are dedicated to putting our faith into action by striving to make a caring and understanding difference in the lives of our neighbors and the world in practical, realistic ways.
OUR MINISTRIES
In the Season of Lent, we make a journey with Jesus for forty days. It is a time of reflection, mediation and repentance. We acknowledge our sinful ways and ask for God’s forgiveness and love- knowing that come the end of this journey God blesses us with the greatest gift, His Son Jesus Christ.
We invite you to come with us on this Lenten journey. We offer a reflective evening Wednesday service at 7PM on Zoom until Holy Week. For Holy Week join us on Thursday and Friday at 7PM for the dramatic revelation of God’s sacrificial love for us. The story continues on Sunday mornings with our children meeting for Sunday school at 9:30AM followed by Worship at 10AM.
God loves you exactly for who you are, and we pray you experience that same love and find a place here at St. John’s Lutheran Church!
Come join us for our winter Sunday School semester. Sunday School is offered as part of our worship service with children joining in the Fellowship Hall for lessons and then returning to join Pastor for our Children’s Message. There are many surprises, including a new Sunday School mascot (who happens to be as mischievous as some of the Elves that mysteriously appear on Christmas shelves)! On the first and fourth Sundays, Children learn Bible songs and interact with our Praise Team in joyfully celebrating God’s love. St. John’s is a loving, inclusive environment for all children and we encourage all to come and join us to learn the depth of God’s love for all.
Each week, we meet to encourage support and pray for one another while slowly and thoroughly studying a selected book of the Bible, both the Old and New Testaments. All questions are welcome! We have studied books from the Old and New Testaments.
