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đź“„ Download PDF Version Last Sunday we were blessed to have five teams go out to the streets around the church, visiting 107 homes. Some neighbors weren’t home. Many more received us warmly. Many asked us to pray for them. Everyone received a pamphlet giving an overview of the ministry of the Gospel we’re privileged…
đź“„ Download PDF Version It’s easy to talk about the weather, but I only learn a little about you if that’s all we discuss. It’s better to have an even more personal conversation in the church hallway or on your front porch. This weekend, many of us will be out knocking on doors on the…
đź“„ Download PDF Version The Eagle St. John’s Weekly Newsletter October 4, 2026 There are at least two ways we’re planning ahead this Sunday: 1) we’re getting ready for next Sunday’s canvassing of the neighborhood. Please volunteer to help meet our neighbors by completing the green card in the pew. We only received three cards…
đź“„ Download PDF Version It was a lovely sight to see the fellowship hall filled with preschoolers and grandparents this Tuesday and Wednesday. “Lord, You have been our dwelling place in all generations” (Psalm 90) came to mind. In all generations the Triune God is our unchanging security. As we approach our canvassing effort on…
đź“„ Download PDF Version The Eagle St. John’s Weekly Newsletter September 20, 2026 Last Sunday’s bulletin included the five-question survey we’ll be taking to our neighbors door-to-door on October 11. “Meeting Our Neighbors” is a relatively easy way to begin to do evangelism in the area around our church, with the sub-goal that our neighbors…
đź“„ Download PDF Version St. John’s Family, I write to you with the words of St. Paul to the church in Thessalonica: “We ought always to thank God for you, brothers and sisters, and rightly so, because your faith is growing more and more, and the love all of you have for one another is…
đź“„ Download PDF Version In the Psalm for this weekend, we find these words: “O Lord, I love the habitation of your house and the place where your glory dwells.” (Psalm 26:8) They are words that we say often at church. We hear them in different orders of service, and we find them in the…
đź“„ Download PDF Version Jesus was an infant, born into Mary and Joseph’s family. Years later He took infants into His human arms and blessed them. Then He stretched out His arms upon the cross to redeem infant sinners and college sinners and retired sinners. The only way we come into the Kingdom of God…
đź“„ Download PDF Version The second distribution hymn in the 5:30 p.m. (Saturday) and 8:00 a.m. (Sunday) services this week is Hymn #425, When I Survey the Wondrous Cross. At first glance, it might have you thinking something along the lines of: It’s the middle of August. Why in the world are we singing a…
đź“„ Download PDF Version The Eagle — St. John’s Weekly Newsletter August 9, 2026 This painting by Yongsung Kim is titled The Hand of God and it portrays Jesus as he reaches through the water to bring Peter back out of the water in this weekend’s Gospel Lesson from Matthew 14:28-31. The painting gives us…
