St John Lutheran Church

06/17/2026

We are halfway through our Rainforest Falls VBS and despite the rain, God's love for us is shining through in the most beautiful ways. Our kids are discovering God’s love through Bible stories, songs, games, crafts, and friendship. Thank you to all our volunteers and families who are making this week Spirit-filled and Jesus-centered. Wow, God!

06/17/2026

One of our ECC (Early Childhood Center) families asked God for a special Word to speak over their children each day. These parents really wanted it to serve as a reminder of who they are and whose they are. God was faithful and led them to these verses. Each morning, Briley hears, “Shine your Light!” from Matthew 5:16, and Brooks hears, “Be strong in the Lord” from Ephesians 6:10. Brooks even quoted his verse as something he hears his dad say all the time.

What a gift it is for these children to begin each day surrounded by Scripture and prayer! The words they hear at home are helping shape their hearts and point them back to God’s Truth. A big shout-out to the parents who are faithfully pouring God’s Word into their children and living out what our ECC is learning this summer about the Armor of God. Faith grows through moments like these in even the smallest of believers

06/14/2026

Matthew 7:24-27; VBS; Follow the Word; stjohn.tv

06/09/2026

Memorial Service for the Family and Friends of Bebe Elkin

06/07/2026

Ecclesiastes; Follow the Word; stjohn.tv

06/05/2026

05/06/2026

One of the things we love most about our Early Childhood Center is the way our youngest learners are invited into the story of Jesus. It's amazing to see the truth of what Jesus has done for us pour out of their hearts!

It’s been a month since Easter … and we’re still talking about it!

Our kids have been learning about Jesus’ death and resurrection (as they do throughout the year) and what that means for us, even now.

Ms. Angela asked her class of 3-year-olds to draw what Jesus went through during Holy Week. To see it, think about it and put it into their own words.

Katherine drew this.

It's a powerful reminder for all of us …