St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, LCMS

12/10/2023

Please join us for our Christmas services:
9am Dec. 24th, 4th Sunday of Advent
4pm Dec. 24th, Nativity of our Lord

08/06/2023

Please join us Sunday September 24th for our 100th anniversary celebration! Service will be held at 10am.

07/12/2022

Front row seats today with Nate and Lizzie!

07/10/2022

Three of our congregation have joined 3 from St. Paul's in Melrose for the LCMS National Youth Gathering held every 3 years. This time it is in Houston, Tx. As I have time this week I will post an occasional picture so y'all know what to ask Nate and Lizzie about when you see them next!

First up: our first mass gathering last might in the Astro's stadium!

06/26/2022

Sunday, July 24 there will be a new hymn we haven't sung before. Here is a link for any who would like to listen to it ahead of time:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaeSjTzXBJA

01/16/2022

Sunday January 23rd we will be singing 2 hymns that were not in the old hymnal and are probably new. Here are some links to listen to them ahead of time.

Praise the One Who Breaks the Darkness https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxQiI7ZlQYo

O word of God Incarnate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-CL13oSTag

Geneva Presbyterian Church, Laguna Hills, CAClosing Hymn #269, 2013-2-10Alvin Brightbill, guest conductor; Charlotte Hsieh, pipe organhttp://www.genevapres.org

12/19/2021

Christmas week schedule:

Sunday December 19: 9am
Friday Christmas Eve: 4pm
Sunday December 26: 9am

11/29/2021

St. John's does not have midweek services during Advent. We will have a Christmas Eve service at 4pm on the 24th. There is no Christmas Day service.

03/28/2021

Holy Week Schedule:
4:30pm Maundy Thursday
1:00pm Good Friday
9:00am Easter Sunday

11/13/2020

We will be having Pr. Hanan as a guest for the next 2 Sundays while Pr. Bitz rests and recovers from illness.

05/23/2020

The current "Stay Safe Plan" chart now shows churches are allowed to open at 25% capacity/250 max starting May 27th! The Becketlaw article has some interesting information on how much work it took to convince the Governor to make this change.

WASHINGTON – After Catholic and Lutheran Churches announced plans to reopen their churches to groups larger than ten without the Governor’s blessing, Minnesota announced today that it would lift that limitation, and clear the way for houses of worship of all faith traditions to open to larger gr...