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Summer Service Hour Change

St. John’s church council would like to announce a time change for service, for the upcoming summer months of July and August. Church service will begin at 9:00 am on Sundays for the months of July and August. Church council is asking for your support and prayer as we trial a new start time for service during these months. Traditional service time of 10:30 am will remain in effect for the months leading up to July.

Supply Pastors

July 4 Laura Phelps

July 11 Wendelin Davis

July 18 Barb Horn

July 25 Laura Phelps

Aug 1 Sandy Grier

Aug 8 Wendelin Davis

Aug. 15 Barb Horn

Aug. 22 Vince Meisinger

Aug 29 Laura Phelps

Sunday School

Sunday School continues to be cancelled due to covid concerns. Activity bags have been delivered for the Easter Holiday. As we await the time we can be together in person, please continue to pray and help take care of those in need during this very difficult time.

Youth Group.

RECOGNITION OF GRADUATES WILL BE SUNDAY, JUNE 6TH AT THE 10:30 A.M. SERVICE

This isn’t how we wanted our Youth Group to end for our Seniors, please know that we wish you all the best in your next chapter in life. We will be honoring the Graduates in some way the end of may or beginning of June. The students graduating high school or college that we have are as follows: Jake Shotwell, Ellena Adams, Erica Miller and John Mylin. If you are aware of any other graduates from college or high school please let me know.

Blood Drive News: Aug. 23rd from 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Our congregation is serving the community as the local host for American Red Cross blood drives. The first drive resulted in the receipt of 21 pints of blood from 24 presenting donors. This was an outstanding result for a first drive! Many blood donors like to donate regularly. Individuals may donate every 56 days are we are providing the site and opportunity for that to happen. The next blood drive is set for Aug. 23rd 12:00 pm – 5:oo pm. Thank you for your support in donating and publicizing the blood drives as we continue to serve the community.