What Were We Expecting?

Many of you have been passionately observing the Lenten Season. You have committed yourselves to a certain discipline that has brought you to church for additional worship services.  You have perhaps engaged in the sacrificial tradition of giving something up for the season.  Perhaps what you gave up was something as difficult as fasting one meal each day; or something as easy as chocolate or sweets for the season.  For many of us the forty days of Lent is a time for additional Bible Study, and hopefully a time when all of us make the time to reflect upon what we will celebrate and proclaim at the conclusion of Lent: Jesus Christ is Risen.  He has conquered sin, death and the devil, and as he is raised from the dead, we are given the promise of forgiveness and eternal life.

     
History Corner

Updated monthly, the History Committee offers interesting facts and stories from the church's extensive library and archives dating back to before the Civil War.

Committee Chair: Sandra Poulnot

 

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1 History Review, June 2010 233
2 History Review, April 2010 548
3 St. John’s - St. Barnabas Connection 788
4 Jacob Eckhard, Sr, noted Charleston musician 779
5 Talented Organist 685
6 The Audubon-Bachman Link 556
7 Why Lutheran Churches Have Red Front Doors 1252
8 Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary 558
9 St. John’s - St. Michael’s Connection 531
10 St. John's Needlepoint Collection 613

Sunday Worship

8:30 a.m. Service with Holy Communion
9:45 a.m. Sunday Church School
11:00 a.m. Service with Holy Communion


Nursery available in Parish Hall during all services. Doodle Bags are available in the back of the church to keep little hands busy: they include coloring books, crayons, books, and stickers!

 
St. John's Lutheran Church, Charleston, SC