Welcome to St. John's Lutheran Church

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Christ is risen! He is risen indeed!
 
The resurrection of Jesus on Easter day assures all people that his death on Good Friday completed God’s plan to save the world from the power of sin and the threat of death. The members of St. John’s invite you to learn more about the Savior’s life at Sunday worship.
 
 
Worship with us at 10:00 a.m.
on Sunday mornings.
 
 
 

      













 

Worship this Week


May 29, 2022
 
Worship at 10:00 a.m.
 
 
40 days after his resurrection, Jesus ascended to his Father’s throne, his work on earth complete. Seated at God’s right hand, he continues to guide and guard his people; he inspires and empowers them to carry his message to the ends of the earth. We’re celebrating this event this coming Sunday, a little late (the festival fell on Thursday), but no less sincere. Come and join us for worship.






  
How lovely is your dwelling place,
Lord Almighty!
My soul yearns, even faints,
for the courts of the Lord.

Our Way of Worship

Our Sunday worship follows a worship pattern used in Christian churches for almost 1,500 years but in contemporary language and a variety of styles. The entire service is printed in an easy to use folder. We hear readings from the Bible and join together in prayer. We sing psalms and hymns found in a hymnal called Christian Worship which contains hundreds of well-known hymns. The high point of Sunday worship is the message or sermon, a twenty-minute explanation of a reading from the Bible and its meaning for our lives in the 21st century.

Some of our older members dress up for church, but casual dress is perfectly fine. The Lord looks at our hearts and attitudes, not our clothes. Members support the congregation’s work with offerings, but guests should not feel obligated to participate. Restrooms are located in the lower level of the church.

On two Sundays a month we celebrate Holy Communion, a special meal that forgives our sins as we receive the Savior’s body and blood in bread and wine. The Bible teaches that receiving Holy Communion with others symbolizes our unity in faith, and so communion is offered to St. John's members and members of our denomination.

Bible Class

Sunday Bible Class
 
Sunday morning Bible Classes are on hold until early fall.

 
Bible Information Class


Pastor Tiefel is always willing to lead interested friends into a deeper study of the teachings of the Bible. If you are interested in learning more about what God says in his Word, contact the pastor at pastortiefel@gmail.com.
 

But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.