WHAT TO EXPECT

You can expect to be greeted like honored family when you walk through our doors. St. John is a small congregation with a big family feel and we want to get to know you by name. Your presence has been prayed for and we welcome you as you are.


DUE TO COVID-19, WE HAVE CURRENTLY SUSPENDED IN-PERSON GATHERINGS. OUR WORSHIP SERVICES ARE NOW ONLINE.


WORSHIP


Our 8:00 a.m. worship service is perfect for you if you love a traditional worship style. In this service we use parts of the liturgy and sing hymns.

 

If you prefer a more contemporary service you’ll want to check out our 10:30 a.m. service. Our praise band leads the congregation in praise music.

 

We serve Holy Communion each week at all services.

CHILDREN

We welcome people from all backgrounds and of all ages. You’ll find older members sitting next to younger families. We value the presence of children and believe they should be included in worship.

  • We don’t mind the sounds of children (Pastor Dave has five!), but if you feel your rambunctious little one needs a break, we have a playroom in the back of the worship space where you’ll still be able to see and hear the service, and they can play.
  • Stop by the playroom on your way in and pick up a bag of quiet activities to help them stay occupied during worship.
  • Feel free to explain the different parts of our worship service so they can learn what’s happening.
  • Send them up for the children’s message we have in each service—they won’t want to miss it!

EDUCATION HOUR

From September to May, we have something for everyone at 9:15-10:15. The adults meet for conversation and Bible Study in the Fellowship Hall (the big room next to the Worship Center) and the younger ones from age 4 through 12th grade meet in the classrooms on the opposite side of the building. We even have a Little Lambs program in the Nursery for parents and their children who aren't quite old enough (ages 0-3) to be in Sunday School. 


We'd love for you to visit so that we can get to know you!

WHY ST. JOHN?