Welcome to St. John's UMC

Good Neighbors, Sharing the Good News

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All are welcome here
!  Everyone ~ and we mean everyone ~ can come and belong here. 

  • We proclaim God’s unconditional love and grace that is for everyone. 
  • We celebrate and welcome the diversity of God’s family. 
  • We are open to all who are seeking after God and desire to be in unity with others. 

Worship Opportunities

We strive to offer inspiring and excellent classical traditional worship.  Our choir-led service is filled with stirring music, sermons, stories, and opportunities for spiritual growth all led by our laity and pastoral staff.  We believe anyone attending worship will be stimulated emotionally, physically, and spiritually for the purpose of leading a holistic and faith-filled life.

  • SUNDAY 8:30 AM WORSHIP

    Chapel Worship Service

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  • SUNDAY 10:45 AM WORSHIP
    Sanctuary Worship Service

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  • SUNDAY 10:45 AM WORSHIP

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  • LIVING STREAMS

    Fridays at 1:00 PM on Zoom

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Current Worship Series

The Beatitudes

4.27 - 6.22.2025

 In the Gospel According to Matthew, the Beatitudes are a series of nine blessings pronounced by Jesus while preaching his sermon from the mount.  The Gospel According to Luke deviates slightly in his retelling of this teaching.  He centers it as part of Jesus’ teaching while on the plain and it has four blessings followed by four woes.  No matter which list you read from, you quickly discover that Jesus’ vision of blessing is contradictory to our modern definition.  Where we think of being blessed through measurements of wealth, status, privilege, and comfort, Jesus says the ones that are blessed find themselves engulfed in a different form of living.  While we believe that Jesus is the eternal king we also recognize that Jesus is not bound up in the trappings of earthly royalty.  Rather, Jesus is a humble king who gave everything away out of love and sacrifice.  Apparently this was his vow and his vow is our calling.  If we desire to live in God’s richest blessings then we must be willing to walk a diverging path.  While we may never give up everything we possess, we can learn, among other things, humility, love, mercy, and peacemaking.  I invite you to join us as we take time to consider Matthew’s version of the Beatitudes.- Rev. Dr. Jim Hoffman


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