St. John's Lutheran Church, Warman Saskatchewan

St. John's Lutheran Church, Warman Saskatchewan We believe that it is OUR MISSION: to bring the Word of God to those who do not know Jesus as their St.

John's is an Member Congregation of Lutheran Church Canada which is comprised of congregations, pastors, and deacons committed to sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Our confessions and practices are based on the foundation of God's Word and the belief that God's gift of salvation is found only through faith in Jesus Christ, God's only Son.

04/02/2026
No matter what we face—whether as individuals or as a nation—Christ promises to lead us through the darkness of this lif...
03/11/2026

No matter what we face—whether as individuals or as a nation—Christ promises to lead us through the darkness of this life and into His marvelous Kingdom of light. Thanks be to God.

“Darkness is daylight when Jesus is there.”

Christ be my leader (Apostles Virtual Worship)

It is important for all people in Canada, especially members of the Christian Church, to know about Bill C-9. Bill C-9 s...
03/08/2026

It is important for all people in Canada, especially members of the Christian Church, to know about Bill C-9. Bill C-9 seeks to amend parts of the Criminal Code related to hate crimes and hate speech. While the bill has the good intention of curbing hatred, it could have dangerous consequences for freedom of religion.

The bill has passed through first and second readings in the House of Commons and is now being studied by the Justice and Human Rights Committee. When bills are studied in committee, there is debate and amendments are made to refine the bill and ensure there are no errors or problems.

While the Justice and Human Rights Committee was studying Bill C-9, an amendment was made—and passed by the committee—to remove an existing safeguard in the Criminal Code (section 319(3)(b)). That clause currently states that a person cannot be convicted of promoting hatred if they were “in good faith… expressing an opinion on a religious subject or based on a belief in a religious text.” If Bill C-9 passes with this change, then anyone who expresses an opinion on a religious subject based on their belief or based on a religious text could potentially be criminally liable if that opinion is considered hate speech.
The major update this weekend is that the government is looking to put forward several motions in the House of Commons this week to shut down debate in committee, limit debate in the House of Commons, and move the bill to the Senate by Friday. The bill could then pass through the Senate and become law.

Pray for wisdom for those who govern our country. Pray that God would deliver us from evil.
Pray that Canada will continue to protect freedom of conscience and religion.
Pray that the Church will remain faithful in proclaiming Christ with both truth and love.
And above all, we remember the promise of God:
“When you pass through the waters, I will be with you… and when you walk through the fire you shall not be burned.” (Isaiah 43:2)

No law, government, or cultural moment can separate Christ from His Church. Whatever happens in our country, our Lord reigns, and His Word endures forever.

12/24/2025
I wonder how many miracles I’ve walked past…How many holy moments I’ve dismissed as ordinary, because they didn’t feel s...
12/23/2025

I wonder how many miracles I’ve walked past…
How many holy moments I’ve dismissed as ordinary, because they didn’t feel sacred.
Because they didn’t glow or sing or shake the ground beneath me.
Because they looked like silence…
or closed doors…
or overlooked places.

The shepherds were still in their fields.
They had no idea Heaven had already written their invitation in the stars.
They just kept watching sheep,
doing the same mundane task they’d done a thousand times before,
while angels rehearsed a song that would split the sky open.

The innkeeper still had room.
Still swept the stable.
Still spread hay for his animals to eat—
never dreaming that he was preparing a cradle
for the Bread of Life.

And I do the same.
We keep tending what looks small.
We keep sweeping places no one sees.
We keep holding sorrow and routine
while wondering if God sees us at all.
But what if we’re in the middle of a miracle,
and it just doesn’t look like one yet?
What if the mundane is manger preparation?
What if the thing we’re tired of holding
is the very place He plans to show up?

We expect the heavens to part,
but sometimes they don’t.
Sometimes God enters through the back door
and lays in the feeding trough.
No crowd. No crown.
Just the quiet sound of God breathing among us.
Maybe the ache in my chest isn’t a curse—
maybe it’s a contraction.
Maybe this pain is evidence that promise is near.
Maybe the silence isn’t absence—
maybe it’s the hush before glory.

I want to be found faithful in the fields.
I want to be found ready in the routine.
I want to believe that hay and dirt and cold nights can still hold the holy.
So if this is what the middle of a miracle looks like—not glowing, not grand, but gritty and unseen—
then I’ll stay here.
I’ll keep watching.
I’ll keep sweeping.
I’ll keep hoping.
Because somewhere beneath the ache,
a Savior is coming.

And I will not miss Him
just because He looks like a baby in a manger
instead of a King on a throne.
He is still the miracle.
Even here.
Even now.
Even in this.

Our mid-week Advent service is online this week.
12/18/2025

Our mid-week Advent service is online this week.

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Did you know the 12 days of Christmas are actually the days including and after Christmas? Does this mean you can enjoy ...
12/17/2025

Did you know the 12 days of Christmas are actually the days including and after Christmas? Does this mean you can enjoy egg nog and treats for 12 days straight? You sure can.

12/16/2025

There's a lot going on this Advent Season at St. John's! Here is a video summary of what you need to know leading up to Christmas.

“Not only are we distantly present, largely senseless, and comfortably numb, but all these digital media also make us od...
12/03/2025

“Not only are we distantly present, largely senseless, and comfortably numb, but all these digital media also make us oddly narcissistic.” — A. Trevor Sutton & Brian Smith, Redeeming Technology

Are you feeling distant from those you love, largely senseless, comfortably numb, or oddly narcissistic? You are not alone. Technology, though it promotes connection, cannot replace face-to-face human fellowship. In fact, many studies show that loneliness is becoming increasingly common despite the advancements in technology.

Every Advent season our church hosts three mid-week services. This year will focus on the artificial connection that technology offers and the true connection that God offers. God offers you a connection much more fulfilling than the doom-scrolling you are doing right now🤣

All are welcome. Wednesday Nov. 3rd, 10th, & 17th @ 7 PM.

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123 S Railway Street W
Warman, SK
S0K4S0

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