St. John - Kramer, NE
LCMS - Rural Crete, NE
Welcome to St. John Lutheran Church
"'Sharing The
Joy
Of
His
News' by growing
inward through God's Word, Sacraments and Fellowship; and by growing
outward
through words, actions and mission outreach." - St. John
Lutheran Church (LCMS)
The Sunday Divine Services
The
Divine Service is the center of our life of faith in Christ. It is
being celebrated each Sunday at 9:00 a.m. May
our Lord continue to bless you this week. We'll see you on Sunday!
150th Anniversary Event Update
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April 21, 2024 Worship Service Bulletin - forthcoming...Pastor Toensing
Dear
Brothers and Sisters in Christ: How many voices do we hear on any
given day? The answer is, “A lot.” These voices of people around us
offer or give us their advice, information, or opinions on what they
think we need or need to know. Then there are the voices of people
we listen to on the radio, on podcasts, on TV, and through social
media.
Advertising and marketing begin by stating a problem that is known or felt. A storyline is introduced as to how our problem or issue can be resolved by obtaining this or that product. And then we’re shown how our life or situation in the future will be better. (Continue...)
Updated: 4.1.24
Vacation Bible School
The date for Vacation Bible School this year will be July 21-25, 2024, from 5:00 p.m.- 7:45 p.m, including Dinner! We’re excited to announce our theme: “Celebrate the Savior”! Register online here...
Updated 4.1.24
Worship Services
Worship services at St. John are scheduled each Sunday and Wednesday. Sunday morning Communion services are held on the odd numbered weeks each month with non-communion services held on the even numbered Sundays. (Seasonally adjusted Service Times...)
- Sunday Morning - 9:00 a.m.
- Wednesday Evening - (Held during the Advent and Lenten Season - See Calendar during those months for service times.)
Sunday Bible Class
Join us on Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m. for adult Bible class where a variety of Christ centered topics are covered.
Jesus Christ brings the Gospel (from older English, "Good-spel," "good news") to the world. He announces that in His person the kingdom of God has come to mankind and that through faith in Him people might find new and eternal life. He is Himself the Good News, or Gospel.