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St. John’s, get ready… our Ministry Fair is taking over Coffee Hour! On September 13, Coffee Hour becomes a full‑on celebration of the ministries that make our church family thrive. You’ll get to meet ministry leaders, hear their passion for serving, and learn why each ministry is so important to the life of our church. This…
What are the essential teachings of the Christian faith? What do they mean in our lives and in our world today? Pastor Mike will be leading a nine-session overview of the basic teachings on Wednesdays at 7:00 PM starting on September 9 in Room 8. This study in basic Christianity will cover all the essential…
It’s almost Confirmation season again! 7th and 8th graders are invited to our Confirmation Information Night on September 2 at 7pm in Room 10. This is designed for both student and parent as we discuss what this year in Confirmation will look like. Contact Kevin Mathison if you have any questions beforehand.
The Sanctuary Choir will have its first rehearsal of the 2026-27 season on Wednesday, September 2 from 6:00-7:30 PM in the Sanctuary. All are welcome to join us – no prior experience necessary! For more information, please reach out to Choir Director Erin Blackwood or Kristy in the church office.
Beginning June 7, Pastor Mike will be preaching on topics submitted by the people of St. John’s. Join us to find out what the Bible has to say about how we should live as Christians in today’s world, how Christians should respond to contemporary concerns, and more!
The final book of the Bible offers a powerful message of hope to God’s people in challenging times. Yet its vivid images, metaphors, and symbols can leave us wondering what they mean. We examined the first three chapters of Revelation in our Lenten services this spring, and starting in May, our Sunday Bible class will…
So far in the month of August we have harvested and delivered to the Napa County Food Bank 3,618.5 lbs of fresh produce! We are on a roll, praise God, and thanks to our tireless volunteers. There is still a need for harvesters and those willing to help with clean up. The harvest has been…