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Our typical Sunday morning schedule:

• 9:00 AM: Divine Service (first, third and fifth Sundays) with Holy Communion or Service of the Word (second and fourth Sundays)
• 10:00 AM: Fellowship Time (Coffee, donuts and conversation in the Large Fellowship Hall)
• 10:30 AM: Bible Study Hour for all ages.

Please join us!

	Wednesday Divine Services Monthly, 1:00 PM The Divine Service is being offered monthly for those who would like to worship in the Lord's house and receive the Lord's Supper in a smaller setting. For dates and registration (required), visit www.StJohnsFC.org/registration or call the church office (482-5316).

	Ash Wednesday February 22; 11:00 AM and 6:30 PM. We reflect on our sin and mortality while rejoicing in our hope: that Jesus, our Savior, suffered and died to rescue us from sin and save us from the finality of death. Download the bulletin (pdf)			Lent Midweek Series Wednesdays, March 1 through March 29; 11:00 AM and 6:30 PM. Lent is a season of confession and reflection, and each Wednesday we gather to share prayer and meditation on the Word.
	Palm Sunday April 2; 9:00 AM Jesus' grand entrance into Jerusalem, which we celebrate with waving palms and shouts of “Hosanna,” sets the scene for His final acts and words before the crucifixion.			Holy (Maundy) Thursday April 6; 11:00 AM and 7:00 PM We honor Jesus’ commands—to “love one another” and “do this in remembrance of Me”—as we celebrate the holy meal, given and shed for us, and remember His sacrifice for us.
	Good Friday April 7; 7:00 PM Good Friday is a time of somber reflection on the mystery of the cross, that from a death should flow forgiveness and life.			Easter Sunday April 9; 6:30 and 9:00 AM Christ is risen—this fact informs all of our lives, for if God can raise Jesus from the dead, He can bring life to any situation; He can take away the fear of death.

The Lord is grieved by the spiritual blindness of His people, yet in mercy He keeps His peace until He opens their ears and eyes to hear and see Him. Jesus turns the darkness into light because He is the light of the world. By the washing of water with His Word, He opens the eyes of the blind and grants rest to the weary. Therefore, though you were once in darkness, now “you are light in the Lord.” We live in the eternal day of His resurrection, ever heeding the Gospel call: “awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead.”

Pastor Funke's message (mp3)

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