September is drawing near! Choir Kick-Off, The Mix Kick-Off and a fun Pancake Breakfast are a few items on the menu!  Please stay tuned for details! 

 

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SUNDAY MORNING PROGRAMS

 

* Sunday morning classes are held for youth Kindergarten through the 12th grade during worship.  

* Sunday morning Adult classes are held at 9:00am in the Fireside Room

* Nursery care is available throughout the morning for children under the age of four years. 

"Kids of the Kingdom"  [Elementary K - 4]

 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 help kids build foundations of faith as they begin to understand “the Big God Story” and how they are a part of much larger community of faith of past, present and future believers. Please join us for this fun, creative, God-centered class!

"The Mix"  [5th - 12th grade] 

The Mix (our youth) is designed for children grades five through high school.  This fall will be a year of transition and we will be focusing on finding ways to mentor to our youth and integrating them more into the life of the church.  The Mix Sunday School classes are on summer break and will reconvene in the fall! 

* High school aged youth are encouraged to worship with their families in the service, however, the Mix will tailor the Sunday School Lesson for all those who choose to be involved. 

                                                   

 

TREASURE HOUSE COLLECTION 

 

Each month at St. John's we collect a montly food item for our donation to Treasure House. Treasure House helps to keep pantries full for those in need.  Please check our website or Facebook each month for our food item featured! 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          

 

              August is Canned Vegetable Collection Month! 

Canned Vegetable donations will be taken all month long in the gray bin in the Narthex.  Be sure to grab a few extra cans at the grocery store this month and bring with you to the church!        

 

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.