"'Sharing The
Joy
Of
His
News' by growing
inward through God's Word, Sacraments and Fellowship; and by growing
outward
through words, actions and mission outreach." - St. John
Lutheran Church
The
Divine Service is the center of our life of faith in Christ. It is
being celebrated each Sunday at 9:00 a.m. May
our Lord continue to bless you this week. We'll see you on Sunday!
Gifts to the LCMS, including Mission Central, are restricted to providing aid and assistance to persons displaced by the war in Ukraine. The LCMS will issue grants to/through our Lutheran partners in the region best positioned to provide compassionate care in Christ’s name to those fleeing the conflict. The situation is developing, and the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod pledges to use every gift wisely to accomplish the greatest good possible in ways that deliver the Gospel as human needs are met. | ||||
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The
LYF would like to thank all of our fellow members at St. John for
the support you have given them. Without the congregation support
they would not be able to continue with their various projects that
they have tackled so far this year—the Valentine’s Day Dinner, the
Youth Easter Egg Hunt, the Easter morning breakfast and also the
Road Side Cleanup.
Also, a special thanks to Brian and Erin Bell, as well as all the additional support from Pastor Toensing and Shelley.
Join
us July 24-28 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. for a fun week filled with
lessons, crafts, science experiments, music, games and lots of yummy
food! Parents are asked to complete the 2022
Registration Form found on the VBS page
if wishing to enroll their child in the program this year. Then, tell your friends
to do the same.
Worship services at St. John are scheduled each Sunday and Wednesday. Sunday morning Communion services are held on the odd numbered weeks each month with non-communion services held on the even numbered Sundays. (Seasonally adjusted Service Times...)
Join us on Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m. for adult Bible class where a variety of Christ centered topics are covered.
Jesus Christ brings the Gospel (from older English, "Good-spel," "good news") to the world. He announces that in His person the kingdom of God has come to mankind and that through faith in Him people might find new and eternal life. He is Himself the Good News, or Gospel.