Saturday Evening Traditional Worship 6 pm

Sunday Morning Traditional Worship 8:15 and 11:00

Sunday Morning Contemporary Worship 10:45

Sunday School for all ages 9:30 

We have a professionally staffed nursery open all morning long for children ages infant to 4 years old

Saturday Evening Traditional Worship 6 pm

Sunday Morning Traditional Worship 8:15 and 11:00

Sunday Morning Contemporary Worship 10:45

Sunday School for all ages 9:30 

We have a professionally staffed nursery open all morning long for children ages infant to 4 years old

Here is a short video describing worship life at St. John's.  Please note, that the worship times mentioned by the narrator are no longer accurate.  Contemporary Worship is every Sunday at 10:45

Here is a short video describing worship life at St. John's.  Please note, that the worship times mentioned by the narrator are no longer accurate.  Contemporary Worship is every Sunday at 10:45

Our traditional worship at St. John's is vibrant and faithful.  It follows the ancient liturgy and speaks to the mystery, holiness, and sacredness of the Trinity.  Each worship service includes the rite of Holy Communion.  In this simple meal God speaks and does profound things.  As we gather at the table, God's forgiveness is given freely and fully.  We are filled and restored, empowered and sent, united and joined.  We believe that God is truly present in, with, and under the bread and the wine.  It becomes the body and blood of Jesus.  Traditional worship is also about the people gathered to sing God's praise.  We sing the hymns of the church, the psalms of the scriptures, and the powerful songs of the scriptures--and by it we are enriched.  Worship is always about pointing to God.  It isn't about us.  It isn't about what I get out of it or about how it makes me feel.  Worship is our devotion and glory given to the one who is worthy of all praise and honor.  The organ is the primary instrument used in leading our liturgy.  You can join us for any of our traditional worship services on Saturday night at 6:00 pm or on Sunday morning at 8:15 and 11:00 am.

Our traditional worship at St. John's is vibrant and faithful.  It follows the ancient liturgy and speaks to the mystery, holiness, and sacredness of the Trinity.  Each worship service includes the rite of Holy Communion.  In this simple meal God speaks and does profound things.  As we gather at the table, God's forgiveness is given freely and fully.  We are filled and restored, empowered and sent, united and joined.  We believe that God is truly present in, with, and under the bread and the wine.  It becomes the body and blood of Jesus.  Traditional worship is also about the people gathered to sing God's praise.  We sing the hymns of the church, the psalms of the scriptures, and the powerful songs of the scriptures--and by it we are enriched.  Worship is always about pointing to God.  It isn't about us.  It isn't about what I get out of it or about how it makes me feel.  Worship is our devotion and glory given to the one who is worthy of all praise and honor.  The organ is the primary instrument used in leading our liturgy.  You can join us for any of our traditional worship services on Saturday night at 6:00 pm or on Sunday morning at 8:15 and 11:00 am.

Our contemporary worship service provides a different worship experience that is less formal.  Here, we continue to focus on the real presence of Jesus in our midst.  Every gathering celebrates Holy Communion and we follow an order of worship but our worship is lead by guitars and drums.  The language within the service is more commonly used in today's world and so, for many, this worship is more accessible and more familiar for those who did not grow up with the ancient liturgy of the church.  While we still emphasis the holiness of our creator, this service emphasizes the experiential nature of our savior.  Jesus is someone to know and to love.  Our worship space is the Family Life Center and we gather in chairs.  The dress is much more informal than that of the traditional worship service and the praise songs are many of those that you hear on Christian radio stations.  You can join us for our Contemporary Worship in the FLC every Sunday morning at 10:45 am.

Our contemporary worship service provides a different worship experience that is less formal.  Here, we continue to focus on the real presence of Jesus in our midst.  Every gathering celebrates Holy Communion and we follow an order of worship but our worship is lead by guitars and drums.  The language within the service is more commonly used in today's world and so, for many, this worship is more accessible and more familiar for those who did not grow up with the ancient liturgy of the church.  While we still emphasis the holiness of our creator, this service emphasizes the experiential nature of our savior.  Jesus is someone to know and to love.  Our worship space is the Family Life Center and we gather in chairs.  The dress is much more informal than that of the traditional worship service and the praise songs are many of those that you hear on Christian radio stations.  You can join us for our Contemporary Worship in the FLC every Sunday morning at 10:45 am.