Youth in Grades 8-12
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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
Lent Sermon Series “Where is God at Home?”
Where is God at home? In early recorded history, God didn’t really have a home. In the creation story there is no mention of a home for God. Instead, we read that God was walking around the Garden of Eden. As we continue to read through scripture, we hear of a God who talks from…
Couples Retreat at LutherCrest March 13-15
St. John is offering a Couples Retreat at Luthercrest (www.luthercrest.org) on Lake Carlos by Alexandria, MN. However you define a “couple”, couples today are challenged to find time together. The adult Couples Retreat will include time for: Worship Sessions led by Gordon J. Lee Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) MDIV Free time for couples (Saturday will…
Youth Musical: February 1st
“Are We There Yet?” The Story of Moses at 8:30am and 10:45am
Ash Wednesday
Worship with us on Ash Wednesday on February 18th at 6:30pm
Deuteronomy28Men’s Ministry
Deuteronomy28Men Moses spent 40 years leading people out of Egypt through the wilderness. As they prepared to enter the Promise Land, most of the original group that left Egypt had died. Moses would not be entering the Promised Land and wanted future generations to know what God has done. The mission of this group is…
