Wednesday Bible Study

Every Wednesday at 12:00pm via Zoom


All are invited to join the mid-week bible study where we look at the readings for the coming Sunday’s worship, following the style of Lectio Divina. Together, we wonder, wish and notice how these ancient words still speak to us.  Some days we even look for what might be “shimmering” for us!


Some of the current bible study participants say:

  • Our discussions help me connect ancient writings with my own lived experience.
  • I am always grateful for what I learn from everyone’s various experiences and feedback.
  • I like that everyone is welcome to this Bible Study.
  • This group is so meaningful to me.
  • Getting to know folks better through our “check-in” time.
  • It’s a mid-week refocusing on God’s word and living God’s love in the world.

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Passcode: 640001

Congregation Matters

Sunday, March 22 at 10:15am in Oehler Hall


New Council President, Jerry Kilbert, and the St. John's Church Council will host this Congregation Matters meeting! The agenda will include an introduction of new council members, an update on the Youth and Family staff position, a Treasurer's Report, and an update from the Call Committee.

March Pub Theology

Sunday, March 22 at 12:30pm at Mattie Groves Brewery


Pub Theology will gather in March at our neighborhood brewery to discuss Prosperity - Does God want you to be rich? Come grab a brew + join the conversation!

Easter Flowers for Order

Orders due Friday, March 27th


Easter is just a few weeks away! Easter Flowers are a wonderful way to honor a loved one and help decorate the sanctuary for Easter Sunday. This year’s Easter Flowers will be azaleas, hydrangeas, and lilies, and cost $20 each. Be sure to place your order by Friday, March 27. Order your Easter Flowers here or in the Church Office.


If you have any questions or need help ordering, please email eliseo.paniagua@stjohnslc.org. 

Palm Sunday Potluck Brunch

Sunday, March 29 at 10:15am


The beloved Palm Sunday Potluck will occur Sunday, March 29 at 10:15am in the Gathering Place! To help bring this gathering to life, we’re looking for brunch food donations and volunteer support. Sign-up to bring brunch food or volunteer here! 🌿


Brunch Food Donations Needed:

  • 🍳 Egg Dishes
  • 🥓 Breakfast Meats
  • 🥗 Fruit or Veggie Salads

Volunteers Needed:

  • ♻️ Care for Creation Support: assist in the disposal of food + recycling, assist with dirty dishes and silverware (10:45-11:30am)
  • 💪🏽 Clean-Up Shift #1: taking down decorations, tables, and chairs (11:00am-12:00pm)
  • 🧼 Clean-Up Shift #2: dishwashing + storage (11:00am-12:30pm)

Holy Week Day Camp

Monday, March 30 - Wednesday, April 1 at St. John's Lutheran Church


Youth in kindergarten through seniors in high school are invited to join us all or part of the first three days of Holy Week from 8:30am-3:00pm. These three days will be full of fun, friendship building, faith building, and a look at the meaning of Holy Week together. This is free of cost!


Sign-up for Day Camp here.

Holy Week 2026

Sunday, March 29 - Sunday, April 5 in the Sanctuary


Throughout Holy Week, we invite you to join the St. John's community as we witness Jesus' arrival in Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, his final supper on Maundy Thursday, betrayal and crucifixion on Friday, God's baptismal promise and salvation on Saturday's Vigil, and the ultimate resurrection on Easter Sunday.


Easter Sunday | 6:30am, 8:30am, 10:30am

Easter Vigil | 7:00pm

Good Friday | 7:00pm

Maundy Thursday | 7:00pm

Palm Sunday | 9:00am + 11:30am

Young Adults Rivercats Game

Thursday, April 9 at 6:00pm at Sutter Health Park


The Young Adults in their 20s and 30s of St. John's are heading to a Rivercats Game! We'll gather at Sutter Health Park at 6:00pm with the game beginning at 6:45pm. 


You can purchase your GA Lawn ticket here for $11.50. Kids always welcome! 

April LLL Book Club

Thursday, April 16 at 11:00am in the St. John's Library


The LLL Book Club will gather in April to discuss One Amazing Thing by Chitra Divakaruni. This book shares about "nine strangers trapped in an Indian consulate's visa office after an earthquake, who pass the time by sharing personal stories of "one amazing thing" from their lives, revealing their diverse backgrounds and the universal power of storytelling."