There’s An App for That!
~ St. John's now has her own app! Watch services streamed live on Sunday mornings at 8 am or watch previously recorded services. Get full access to the calendar, including registration for events. Listen to our choir's music. Even give securely online! You can do all this and more at the St. John's app! Search the iTunes or Google App app stores for
"St Johns New Ulm" and download it today!
Sending Offerings through Bill Pay ~ Several members of St. John’s have asked if there is a way for them to make their weekly offerings automatically either online or by an automatic bank transaction. St. John’s is investigating our online giving options, but are not yet ready to receive online gifts. For the time being, we suggest that our members consider using your bank’s online Bill Pay service to make weekly or monthly gifts to St. John’s. If you have questions about using Bill Pay to make donations, please contact Financial Secretary Mike Thom at 507-217-7671.
You may also send your offerings by mail to: St. John's Church
627 South Washington St.
New Ulm, MN 56073
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Sundays at 9:30 am ~ Gospel of Mark
The classes will be held in the church basement or join online by clicking HERE
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Fortress Newsletter
St. John's Fortress Newsletter
Dispel the Darkness
Advent is a season of hope. The blue paraments remind us of the color of the sky where we look in
hope for the Lord’s revelation. We place candles on a wreath, week by week adding the light of yet
another candle each time we re-light the wreath in order to indicate the dispelling of the darkness ...
Fortress Newsletter
St. John's Fortress Newsletter
Overflowing!
There is such a thing as too much of a good thing, isn't there? Too much candy after
Halloween can leave kids with a stomach ache. Too much water will drown you. Too much
money will shift your focus from what really matters. Too much stuff might feel "stuffocating"...
Fortress Newsletter
St. John's Fortress Newsletter
Not New Teachings, But Teachings That Renew
Luther reminds us that, despite what his critics may say, he never taught anything new. As revolutionary and innovative as his teachings may have appeared to many of the people of his day, and even today, they were not original...