St. John’s Lutheran Church

Come learn about signs, symptoms, and how to respond to others with mental health concerns! Click here for more information and to register.

We are producing a new pictorial directory! Click here for more information.

The Voice is our monthly newsletter that keeps readers near and far updated on fellowship and the vibrant congregational life at St. John's. Click here to view the April / May 2022 edition of The Voice

The New York Times calls COVID-19 “the greatest health catastrophe in a century.”  In our community, the first infections began in mid-March 2020, and the pandemic remains an ongoing public health crisis. In one way or another, we still feel its impact on our lives. The Faith & Health Board invites St. John’s members of all ages to reflect on living in the time of COVID. What have you experienced and felt? What have you lost or gained? How are you coping? How has the pandemic affected work, family, and church? Do you see a hopeful future? Click here for more information.

Using all four Gospels, Crossroad is a journey with Jesus through his final weeks leading up to his crucifixion. We’ll walk this road together, sharing our questions, wondering, and insights. There are six sessions, beginning March 9, and ending in Holy Week. Booklets are available in the Commons. Choose to participate at Noon or at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesdays, or at 4:30 p.m. on Saturdays. Click here for the Zoom links.

If you would like to order an Easter lily in memory or honor of a loved one or in celebration of Easter, please complete the order form by clicking here or contact Leah Garlie at office@StJohnsNorthfield.org or 507-645-4429. The cost is $20 and please make checks payable to St. John’s Lutheran Church. The flowers may be taken home after the last service on Easter morning.

The Voice is our monthly newsletter that keeps readers near and far updated on fellowship and the vibrant congregational life at St. John's. Click here to view the February / March 2022 edition of the Voice.

Pastors Pam Fickenscher and Jonathan Davis offered a frank discussion of the church’s complicity concerning racism while acknowledging the good work that has been happening to build the beloved community. Click here to view the presentation.