St. John's
Join Us This Sunday!
Worship is held at 10:30 am each Sunday. It is a “convergent” style of worship bringing the best of reformed, liturgical, contemporary and evangelical traditions. Children are always a welcomed part of worship. From September to June, music leadership is provided by the Choir of St. John’s and the Worship Team.
Sunday schedule:
Sunday schedule:
- 10:00 am Coffee Fellowship
- 10:30 am Worship with Kids of the Kingdom
- Nursery care is available throughout the morning.
We are located at: 1206 NE Birch Street, Camas, WA 98607
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Sunday Morning Programs
Sunday morning classes are held for Kindergarten through the 4th grade during worship. To help our children grow in their appreciation of worship, we provide the “Kids of the Kingdom” ministry. Using age appropriate curriculum children are instructed in the various elements of worship.
Nursery care is available throughout the morning for children under the age of five years.
Nursery care is available throughout the morning for children under the age of five years.
"Kids of the Kingdom"
(Elementary K - 4th grade)
Kids of the Kingdom is SJPC’s children’s program during worship services. After the anthem, elementary aged kids head to class to pray, worship and learn together. We provide Christ-centered teaching in a way that helps kids build foundations of faith as they begin to understand “the Big God Story” and how they are a part of a much larger community of faith of past, present and future believers. Please join us for this fun, creative, God-centered class!
Treasure House Food of the Month
Each month at St. John's we collect a monthly food item for our donation to Treasure House. Treasure House helps to keep pantries full for those in need.
Households with children are the largest demographic group accessing emergency food boxes (EFB). The average number of EFB's distributed monthly in Clark County has increased from 9,500 to 10,100 and 39% of those receiving hunger relief from this source are children.
Households with children are the largest demographic group accessing emergency food boxes (EFB). The average number of EFB's distributed monthly in Clark County has increased from 9,500 to 10,100 and 39% of those receiving hunger relief from this source are children.
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April is Peanut Butter month. The health benefits to Peanut butter are high levels of monounsaturated fats and resveratrol. Peanut butter (and peanuts) provide protein, vitamins B3 and E, magnesium, folate, dietary fiber, arginine, and high levels of the antioxidant p-coumaric acid. This is a food item children can use on their own to make nutritious snacks and lunch. The children of the families who receive peanut butter in their food boxes are often on their own to fix snacks and lunch due to working parents. Thank you for your support of Inter-Faith Treasure House's “Everyday We Feed The Hungry” program. |