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St. John's Lutheran Church
 
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Thursday at 7:00 p.m.
Sunday at 9:00 a.m.

Bible Class and Sunday School follow our Sunday service
(September-May)
Grow in God's Word
Daily Devotion
» Disgraced for Christ – July 17, 2019
Through My Bible In 3 Years
» Through My Bible Yr 2 – July 17
WELS Together Newsletter:
» Synod convention begins July 29
» First Taste of Missions a success
» New seminary planned for Indonesia
Faith Related Q and A
» I've read several memoirs in which the authors publicly reveal detestable acts done by their parents. However, when I look into how to approach ‎Exodus 20:12, most Christian websites acknowledge the difficultly of this commandment, but stand by it, regardless of a parent's actions. What are your thoughts on publicly "dishonoring" one's parents by talking about terrible acts they've committed via memoir, TV interview, podcast, etc. - or even to a friend or in a therapy session? Bonus question: Should one honor both their biological and adoptive parents?
» My daughter is being thrown a baby shower for her second child without being married by the father's mother. What do I do? Do I attend? Just send something to the baby? I don't celebrate this. What does our faith say?
» What kind of comfort can you give someone when their loved one commits suicide and they were supposedly a believer?
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