As a family united in faith by the Holy Spirit, we exist to worship and praise the Triune God, to be nurtured through His Word and Sacraments, and to share His love in Christ with others.
Archived Events and Information
Archive: Sunday, June 2nd - Pastor Tim Mueller Installation Service
On Sunday, June 2nd, there will be a special installation service at 4 pm for Pastor Timothy Mueller as our new second pastor.
After the service there will be a welcoming potluck in the school cafeteria around 5:15 pm. Hot beef sandwiches will be provided as well as drinks. You are asked to bring salads, veggie hot dishes and desserts for the potluck.
Plan to come and welcome our new pastor and his family to St. John’s.
There are baskets at the entrances of church for groceries, scrip cards, and gift cards as he begins his ministry here at St. John’s.
Archive: Lent and Easter 2019
In the gospel accounts of Jesus' passion, there are several striking three-word phrases, such as "Love one another," "Watch and pray," and "It is finished."
This Lenten season, we will use this series to gain understanding of powerful words like these. Most important, they help us discover the rich meaning and purpose of God's Word, even in the smallest pieces of dialogue.
April 18 “Take and Eat; Take and Drink”
Maundy Thursday - 7:00 pm
Preacher: Rodney Warnecke
Holy Communion is celebrated
April 19 “This We Believe”
Good Friday Tre Ore Service - 12 noon to 3:00 pm
Various Guest Speakers and Choirs
April 21 Sunrise Service 7:00am
Preacher: Pastor Rodney Warnecke
Music: Mixed Choir
April 21 Resurrection Festival Service 9 am
Preacher: Pastor Rodney Warnecke
Music: Grades PreK-8
*Holy Communion is celebrated at both Easter morning services
Archive: Bible Classes - Winter 2019
Sunday Adult Bible Class: The Woman, The Beasts and the Lamb
A study of Revelation 12-14 with emphasis on the place and function of government in God's plan of salvation. We will examine how government is established, what the Christian view of government is, and how God uses government to advance his plan of salvation. The goal will be to help Christians understand that we must through much tribulation enter the kingdom of heaven but God's plan of salvation will most certainly triumph. So take heart.
Professor Roger Kobleske will be leading this study. This class starts January 6th and runs for eight weeks. Bible class on Sunday morning is in the school cafeteria from 9:10-10:10 a.m. There are coffee and donuts available, and, there is a nursery care in our school Childcare room for children too young to attend Sunday School.
Please, if you would, let the church office know if you have a child you are planning to send to our nursery care so we can have enough staff to help. There is also a freewill donation for coffee and donuts for the Youth League, if you would keep that also in your plans. We hope to see you in class on January 6th.
Wednesday Adult Bible Class: What Must I Do To Be Saved
This Bible study gives Christians a better understanding of how their salvation has been accomplished. Through this study you will learn how to respond to others who may want to know more about Jesus Christ our Savior. Pastor Rodney Warnecke will be leading this study.
This class begins January 9th and runs for eight weeks. Wednesday Bible class meets in the church Council chamber by the church office and goes from 10:00-11:00 a.m. There is coffee provided but no donuts. We look forward to joining us for this study of God’s Word together.
Sunday School
Classes for children ages 3 through 6th grade resume Sunday, January 6th from 9:10-10:10 a.m. in the lower level of church. It. is a great time for Christian education for both young and old here at St. John’s. There is no cost but there is a weekly offering received in these classes.
