Education and Prayer

The Casserole Club is a monthly dinner and Bible study for young adults. All levels of Bible study experience and apprehension are welcome. Come if you're Lutheran and come if you're not. Come if you've been to church lately and come if church freaks you out a little bit. Come if you read the Bible and come if you don't own one. We've got extras. It's a great place to ask questions, meet new people.
We meet on the first Thursday of each month. Sometimes we're in the cozy lounge at St. John's and sometimes our members offer to host at their homes. Join the Facebook group "Casserole Club" and RSVP to an event for location and details each month. This group is always excited to welcome new faces to the conversation.
Casserole Club was featured in the November 2009 issue of The Lutheran Magazine! Click here to view the article.
The St. John's Blog Study
meets online whenever you chime in!
This year's study is based on the September-May study from
Gather Magazine and is posted on the
Stories from St. John's blog the first day of each month. We
are walking through the Gospel of Mark from a new perspective -- check
out! Chime in with comments or get together with a friend each
month using the online study as a reference.
The Book of Faith Study meets on Wednesday
evenings for a simple supper and study together at 6:15pm.
(This group breaks for Evening Prayer during Advent and Lent and
during the summer.)
The Book of Faith is an ELCA initiative, challenging participants to
engage scripture’s context and story from several perspectives. All are welcome!
Missionary Circle meets on the first Wednesday
of each month at noon. We gather
for food, fellowship, and a program that usually includes a guest speaker
who shares about a particular topic of interest.
This is a great opportunity to learn and share about mission and
outreach.
The Prayer Partners ministry encourages intergenerational fellowship in the church
community and teaches us to support one another with prayer.
Prayer Partners can spend time together in worship and during
fellowship after services, during All Together events, and church
activities. Contact the church office if you
would like to be a prayer partner.
The Prayer Chain is a great way for people in
the
Do you have a
prayer concern you’d like to share with the pastors? Would you like a
pastor to visit you or a loved one? Fill out the back of a Fellowship
Card from the pew rack and place it in the offer plate or contact the
pastors directly.
