Sunday, January 29
Please join us this weekend for this special Sunday as we focus on the blessings God has bestowed upon St. John’s and how we as a congregation are striving to faithfully use those blessings in service to those around us. The “State of the Parish” presentation will replace our regular Sunday morning Bible study at 9:15 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. If you're not able to attend in-person, the presentation can also be viewed (live or archived) at www.sjtosa.org/video. 

Beginning Sunday, February 19
Join us in the St. Matthew’s Room at 9:15 a.m. This course provides a general overview of the Bible, touches upon every major Christian doctrine, and supplies a solid understanding of what we confess and believe as a confessional Lutheran Church. Since it provides the foundation for a deeper relationship with God, we encourage both members and non-members to attend. To register to attend, visit www.sjtosa.org/BICregistration.  

Our Early Learning Center continues to grow and expand, and registration for the 2023-2024 school year is now open for St. John’s members. If you have a two-year-old or a child who will be 3, 4, or 5 by September 1 and would like more information on the registration process, click here to e-mail our ELC Director, Rachel Wendland. Registration will open to the general public at the beginning of February. Our programs filled up this year, so don’t wait to register!  

Sunday, January 29
Please join us for this special Sunday as we focus on the blessings God has bestowed upon St. John’s and how we as a congregation are striving to faithfully use those blessings in service to those around us. The “State of the Parish” presentation will replace our regular Sunday morning Bible study at 9:15 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. If you're not able to attend in-person, the presentation can also be viewed (live or archived) at www.sjtosa.org/video. 

We need your help! We’re looking to add more volunteers to our Sunday school teaching staff. We especially need help with younger students, but volunteers willing to work with any age (K3-7th grade) are appreciated. This is an excellent opportunity for teens looking to earn mission trip hours or college students interested in education looking to gain experience. Sunday school runs on Sunday mornings from 9:15 – 10:15 a.m. at St. John’s school. If you’re interested or would like more information, please click here to contact Pastor Eric Schroeder or click here to contact Sunday School Superintendent Steve Wolf.  

Help WLHS prepare students for real success and a lifetime of service in our churches and communities. This month’s Council Project will contribute to the WLHS General Fund. To contribute, please visit www.sjtosa.org/giving. 

Sunday, January 29
Please join us for this special Sunday as we focus on the blessings God has bestowed upon St. John’s and how we as a congregation are striving to faithfully use those blessings in service to those around us. The “State of the Parish” presentation will replace our regular Sunday morning Bible study at 9:15 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. If you're not able to attend in-person, the presentation can also be viewed (live or archived) at www.sjtosa.org/video. 

Sunday, February 5
Parents with two-year-olds or with children who will be 3, 4, or 5 by September 1 are invited to our Open House from 11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. to visit the school and meet our staff. Though this Open House is geared toward families with younger children, it is also the perfect time for potential students in any grade to visit and gather information about St. John’s educational programs. Click here to register for a time slot for K2-K5.

Thursday, January 19
If you or a family member is dealing with major health issues, loss and grief, or mental illness, please join us at 7:00 p.m. in the St. Matthew’s Room. We’ll take time to listen to each other, explore helpful spiritual truths, and provide support in a safe setting. 

Beginning Sunday, January 8
His is indeed “the greatest story ever told.” During this six-week Bible study, Pastor Joel Leyrer will focus on the life of Christ up until Holy Week using a topical rather than chronological approach. We will seek to know Jesus better through an examination of the land that he lived in, the claims he made about himself, the miracles he performed, the people that surrounded him, and the great events that define the Christian faith—all of which will renew and deepen our appreciation for the One who loves us with an everlasting love. Please join us at 9:15 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall, and click here for class materials.