Sunday School
We will be using the multi-age series called All In One during the 2022-2023 year.
Kids Kingdom Choir
The kids will be singing “Our God Saves” on Palm Sunday. They will be practicing at the beginning from 10:15 to 10:45 every Sunday and then for the entire Sunday School hour on March 26th We look forward to their song of praise!
Thank you Julie!
Vacation Bible School
Please prayerfully consider volunteering for our Vacation Bible School to be held this summer. Look for more dates and more information to follow.
Becky Rhone is our Parent Led Youth Group Leader. Keep a look out for information on activities, volunteer opportunities and conferences.
How would you like to help our youth raise money for future activities and local gatherings? It’s easy! Amazon has a fund-raising program called “Amazon Smile” that donates 5% of qualifying purchases to non-profit organizations.
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- Sign in with the same account you use for Amazon.com
- Select St. John Lutheran Church Covina from the scroll down menu or find us through this direct link. https://smile.amazon.com/ch/95-6005497
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The Rummage Sale that was held on Saturday, November 5th was a success! A big thank you to Becky Rhone who spent countless hours organizing this event. We appreciate the support of the members in our congregation who rented a space, helped with setting up and donated baked goods, plants, and other items. The goal is to raise enough money for our youth to attend the National Youth Gathering that will be held in New Orleans in 2025!
All women of St. John are invited to our Women’s Book Club. We meet in the gym at 5 pm on the third Tuesday of the month.
Our next book is Two Steps Forward, a continuation of the Sensible Shoes series.
The women from Sensible Shoes are taking their next steps in the spiritual formation journey. But each of them is finding roadblocks along the way.
Meg, a widow and recent empty-nester, is off to see her daughter in London. But what does hope look like when nothing goes as planned?
Charissa, a conscientious graduate student, is battling to let go of control and embrace her unexpected pregnancy. But what does hope look like when transformation is slow?
Hannah, a pastor on sabbatical, is trying to find her equilibrium with rest and a new relationship. But what does hope look like when old grief keeps resurfacing?
Mara, a wife and mother, longs for her difficult family life to improve. But what does hope look like when tension escalates and circumstances only get worse?
Sometimes life feels like two steps forward and one step back. Find your own spiritual journey reflected in the lives of these women and discover the way forward.
If you have any questions please let me know. GeorgeAnn