St John Lutheran Church

05/31/2026

2 Chronicles 7:11-18; Follow the Word; stjohn.tv

05/25/2026

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 …

03/25/2026

There’s a kind of special growth ministry happening just outside our walls, yet right on our property. If you walk out to the back corner of our church lot, you’ll see a garden. On the shed, there's a simple sign: “God’s Garden.” It started as an idea a few years ago. What if we could grow something together that actually helped our neighbors? Since then, those first plans have turned into raised beds, shared work, and more than 11,300 pounds of fresh vegetables given away to families through Cypress Assistance Ministries (CAM). Every spring, the garden tells the story again. Seeds go into the ground and at first it doesn’t look like much. Then life breaks through. It’s hard not to think about the shift from wilderness to the Promised Land: from wandering and waiting to planting and harvesting. From daily survival to provision you can see and touch. That’s what’s happening out there. Our St. John brothers and sisters planting, weeding, harvesting, and delivering food that ends up on someone’s table just days later. This shared work turns into real meals for real people. God keeps bringing the growth. This is God’s Garden. Step into it and you’ll see what it looks like when He provides.

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