Welcome to St. John Lutheran Church
Welcome to St. John Lutheran Church.
We are a “community in Christ” who is passionate about being “Christ in community.” Being “community in Christ” celebrates diversity and focuses on unity through Jesus given through the cross and resurrection.
We invite the diversity of race, national origin, age, gender, physical, mental and emotional condition or capacity, political perspective, personal history, marital status, sexual orientation, economic or social situation.
We as a community of Christ are strengthened through worship and learning so that we together can enter the other communities in our lives and share God’s grace.
Join us as we strive to be “community in Christ” while being “Christ in our communities.”
We're located in South Fargo near the entrance to Lindenwood Park.
Latest News
The Tomb of Christ
Join us in the Parlor all of Holy Week. The Horizontal cross with candles is waiting for you to sit or kneel before your God. Take time this week to stop, reflect, and listen to what God is saying.
Holy Week Schedule
April 17, Maundy Thursday. 7pm. We focus on the Last Supper with our Communion Milestone. We close the service with the stripping of the altar. April 18, Good Friday. 7pm. We reflect together on the walk toward the cross. The candles are extinguished one by one as we journey into the tomb. April 19,…
Ash Wednesday and Lent
Ash Wednesday March 5th at 7pm Theme “THE COMMOM WONDERFUL” Week One “Life is Hard” Week Two “You are Not that Important” Week Three “Your life is Not about You” Week Four “You are Not in Control” Week Five “You are Going to Die” I truly enjoy those…
Media on Churches United Gift
Valley News Live Video on our $50,000 gift.
March Adult Forum: Series on Grief. Topics will include: Hospice, Medical Directive/DNR, Funeral Planning, Death, Dying and Pastoral Care
March Adult Forum: Series on Grief. Topics will include: Hospice, Medical Directive/DNR, Funeral Planning, Death, Dying and Pastoral Care As your pastors St. John, Pastor Nate and I truly believe that we are a people who grieve. Yes, we have great cause to celebrate, laugh, be joyous and happy; yet, because we loved deeply, we…
