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Music At St. John's
At St. John's Lutheran Church and School we are aware of the power of music and the arts for shaping our response to God and equipping us for
service in His world. Blessed with an encouraging membership and a facility that physically and acoustically supports robust music-making, we
are committed to sharing these gifts with the community into which God has called us. At St. John's we want our members and our guests to come
into contact with great music, and we work hard to heighten the caliber and scope of our musical offerings.
But even more importantly, we are shaped for response to God and service in His world by the cross of Jesus Christ. For us, music and the arts
are, above all, ways to announce the good news that God has loved the world in Jesus from eternity. That news is the basis for any of the singing
and playing and dancing and rejoicing that happens here.
The 2009-2010 Concert and Festival season at St. John's provides a wonderful opportunity
to connect to our ministry. Through the gifts of music we have unique
opportunities to Meet Jesus and Experience the support of a church.
Next in the Series...
Malice in the Palace
Summer Musical
written by Tom Long and Allen Pote

The story of Esther is told with humor,
pathos, and inspiring music starring St. John's members, from adults to
children.
Performances:
Sunday August 15th at 9:30 am (between services, during the education hour)
Saturday August 21 at 7:00 pm with refreshments to follow
Monday August 23 at 10:30 am (first morning of St. John's school; guests
welcome)
Directed by Marnie Smith and Liz
Willig in memory of Pastor David Smith
Rebecca Hemminger at the piano and
Jim and Barb Paulsen in charge of costumes, staging and props
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Worship
Gathering together in worship allows us with weekly frequency to be touched by God and encouraged by the gifts of his people. Many volunteers
from greeters and publications to vocal and instrumental musicians
enjoy using their gifts to support our worship. Contact our Minister of Music, David Christian (ext. 222) to get more involved in worship.
Blessed are the people who know the festal shout...- Psalm 89:15
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