Come & Worship at St. John!​

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Sunday Worship Services
Beginning November 7 - we will return indoors to worship
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Sunday Worship Services
8:15 am and 10:30 am

The 8:15 service is contemplative in nature and entirely spoken.  

The 10:30 service is accompanied by music, using the full range of hymnody from the time of the Reformation to the present.
 
Our service is built around the liturgies found in the Evangelical Lutheran Worship (ELW), the worship book and hymnal of the ELCA.  Those familiar with the Roman Catholic or Episcopalian ​worship style will find much in common with the Lutheran order of worship.

Everything needed to follow along and participate in our services is printed in our weekly bulletin; no books or hymnals are necessary!


​Streaming Worship Services


For those not attending in-person, we invite you to worship with us online!

​The service will be live streamed on the church's YouTube channel -- subscribe to the channel here to get an alert when a service begins, or watch for an email later in the day with links to the service.​​

COVID Guidance

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  • Services will be less than an hour's time
  • Communion will be by prepackaged elements in our pews
  • Please continue to DISTANCE from others.   
  • Please allow the choir to do the primary leading of music and refrain from singing or hum softly during hymns.  
  • Please consider upgrading your mask.  Surgical (non-woven material, 3-layer) masks seem to be the minimum now.  Consider N95s, KN95s or KF94s.  For more information about masks click here.
  • If you have any symptoms or uncertainty about your infection status please stay home and worship online.  
  • Remember that we stream our late service weekly, join us there!  If you want to arrange to pick up communion we can do that.

In the building:  Masks are necessary at all times.  For all groups and individuals. No food or drinks served.

​For a video welcome and reminders for Nov 7 here is a message, click to view here. ​


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​Whether we are together in person, or connected virtually, We Are The Church.​​