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ST. JOHN’S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD)

 

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2004 Annual Report: Pastor’s LetterDear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
The year of our Lord two thousand and four has been a year of war and turmoil. From terrorism,
elections and tsunamis, our world has seen the effects of sin and fall.
Yet, in the midst of darkness, there remains hope and light. Hope, not in man’s power, wisdom
or reason, but hope in God’s weakness, in God’s foolishness. It seems weak, foolish, to look for
hope in Christ’s cross, at least to the world around us. But there, in God for us, through Christ,
we base our hope. There is God’s Light, in the darkness of Calvary.
As Christians, we don’t put our trust in the power and glory of the world’s princes. We put our
trust in Christ, crucified for us, risen and ascended for us. In the flesh of the crucified God, we
have hope, we have Life, we have Light in the darkness. In His wounds we put our trust. Jesus
is our Hope. Jesus is our Light. No matter what this new year brings, God bless and keep you in
Jesus. Amen.
Dear Father in Heaven, we thank You for our creation, redemption and sanctification. We ask
for Your protecting power in the new year, for our congregation, for our families and for
ourselves. Restore to us those who have fallen away and bring to new life those who have not
known You. Preserve our confirmands, wherever they may travel in life, in the true and saving
knowledge of You. Protect from discord the homes of those married at our altar, and bring us at
the end to our loved ones who have joined You at the eternal throne. In the Name of Jesus, Who
is the Same yesterday, today and forever, Amen

 

2004 Annual Report: Pastor’s LetterDear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
The year of our Lord two thousand and four has been a year of war and turmoil. From terrorism,
elections and tsunamis, our world has seen the effects of sin and fall.
Yet, in the midst of darkness, there remains hope and light. Hope, not in man’s power, wisdom
or reason, but hope in God’s weakness, in God’s foolishness. It seems weak, foolish, to look for
hope in Christ’s cross, at least to the world around us. But there, in God for us, through Christ,
we base our hope. There is God’s Light, in the darkness of Calvary.
As Christians, we don’t put our trust in the power and glory of the world’s princes. We put our
trust in Christ, crucified for us, risen and ascended for us. In the flesh of the crucified God, we
have hope, we have Life, we have Light in the darkness. In His wounds we put our trust. Jesus
is our Hope. Jesus is our Light. No matter what this new year brings, God bless and keep you in
Jesus. Amen.
Dear Father in Heaven, we thank You for our creation, redemption and sanctification. We ask
for Your protecting power in the new year, for our congregation, for our families and for
ourselves. Restore to us those who have fallen away and bring to new life those who have not
known You. Preserve our confirmands, wherever they may travel in life, in the true and saving
knowledge of You. Protect from discord the homes of those married at our altar, and bring us at
the end to our loved ones who have joined You at the eternal throne. In the Name of Jesus, Who
is the Same yesterday, today and forever, Amen

 

Our Services & Events

Divine Worship
10:00am Sunday
Sunday School & Bible Classes
8:45am – Sunday
7th & 8th Grade Confirmation
3:45pm – Wednesday
LWML
1st Weds of month
Preschool (Sept-May)
8:30-11 am Tu.W.Th.
Summer Worship (Jun-Aug)
9 a.m.

 

Our Staff

David Schultz
Rev. ✤ schasse8@netins.net

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