St. John's Lutheran
Church of Spinnerstown
1565 Sleepy Hollow Road
Quakertown, PA 18951
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 120
Spinnerstown, Pennsylvania 18968
215-536-0734
stjohnsspinnerstown@gmail.com
Quakertown, PA 18951
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 120
Spinnerstown, Pennsylvania 18968
215-536-0734
stjohnsspinnerstown@gmail.com
Sunday Worship – Our summer worship services are in our beautiful Grove across the street from the church, every Sunday at 9:30 a.m. In case of inclement weather, worship will be moved to the Multi-Purpose Room.
Services will also be live-streamed on our Facebook page. Worship videos can be found on our website or Facebook each week after the service.
Please take some time to review our Social Media Policy if you are coming to worship.
Please follow the Coming to Worship Guidelines, located below the worship video.
Services will also be live-streamed on our Facebook page. Worship videos can be found on our website or Facebook each week after the service.
Please take some time to review our Social Media Policy if you are coming to worship.
Please follow the Coming to Worship Guidelines, located below the worship video.
July 25, 2021 Worship Service
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Please click on the link to the right for the Sunday, July 25 bulletin. If you plan to come to our in-person service, please print it out at home or plan to follow along on your device.
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Outdoor Worship Guidelines
- Bulletins are available, but consider downloading the bulletin on a personal device or printing it from home.
- Pack your lawn chairs, picnic blankets, umbrellas, sunscreen, masks, etc.
- Please practice social distancing.
- The use of masks is optional for those who are fully vaccinated.
- Speakers are being set up in the parking lot to make worship easier for folks who choose to stay in their cars.
Indoor Worship Guidelines
Home:
Entering:
Worship:
Departure:
Home:
- Make sure that you and everyone you’re going to church with is feeling well. Stay home if you’re feeling sick.
- Download or print the bulletin if able.
- Pack your masks.
Entering:
- Park your car in the main lot and put on your mask.
- As you enter the church, there will be hand sanitizer available, and an usher will lead you and your family to a suitable space in our multipurpose room.
- The usher will keep track of your place in the sanctuary for the purposes of contact tracing.
- The usher will provide you and your family individual, sealed elements for Holy Communion when Holy Communion will be celebrated.
Worship:
- We’re encouraging everyone to keep their masks on during worship.
- We have an abbreviated service.
- Singing is encouraged while wearing masks.
Departure:
- Pass the peace from a distance.
- Enjoy seeing your friends, and listen to the postlude.
- Depart in peace in an orderly fashion.
Welcome to St. John's
In spite of the thousands and thousands of news, social, and adorable animal-based websites on the internet, you're here.
My guess is that it's not an accident. Either through our Facebook or through Google or through some other source, you were looking for more information on this congregation. And I hope that means you're looking for a place to be in touch with the sacred, to be found by the sacred, to be forgiven and to be reconciled and to serve and to be served.
And that's a hard search. It takes time. It can challenge the things we thought we knew. God's Word creates more mysteries to explore than hard facts to argue over. And it's here, it's holy. it's as real as you or me for those who are listening for God's still, and silent voice (1 Kings 19:12).
And that mystery is why we're here. We're a congregation of people devoted to these ministries and mysteries of Christ, given to us by God. We feed the hungry, we console the despairing, welcome the stranger, and find hope in the Word, because that's where God is found. We're a congregation centered around the divine promise of Jesus Christ.
Some of us are struggling with God. Some of us are resting in God. Some of us are finding inspiration in God and doing great stuff. All of us, myself included are learning, as we encounter God in Word and Sacrament.
If that's what you're looking for, you know where to find us.
See you Sunday,
Pastor Axel Kaegler
P.S.: These are my adorable animal go to-s:
http://imgur.com/r/aww/new/
http://www.boredpanda.com/wild-fox-photography-ivan-kislov/
In spite of the thousands and thousands of news, social, and adorable animal-based websites on the internet, you're here.
My guess is that it's not an accident. Either through our Facebook or through Google or through some other source, you were looking for more information on this congregation. And I hope that means you're looking for a place to be in touch with the sacred, to be found by the sacred, to be forgiven and to be reconciled and to serve and to be served.
And that's a hard search. It takes time. It can challenge the things we thought we knew. God's Word creates more mysteries to explore than hard facts to argue over. And it's here, it's holy. it's as real as you or me for those who are listening for God's still, and silent voice (1 Kings 19:12).
And that mystery is why we're here. We're a congregation of people devoted to these ministries and mysteries of Christ, given to us by God. We feed the hungry, we console the despairing, welcome the stranger, and find hope in the Word, because that's where God is found. We're a congregation centered around the divine promise of Jesus Christ.
Some of us are struggling with God. Some of us are resting in God. Some of us are finding inspiration in God and doing great stuff. All of us, myself included are learning, as we encounter God in Word and Sacrament.
If that's what you're looking for, you know where to find us.
See you Sunday,
Pastor Axel Kaegler
P.S.: These are my adorable animal go to-s:
http://imgur.com/r/aww/new/
http://www.boredpanda.com/wild-fox-photography-ivan-kislov/
This is when you're most likely to gather with us:
Worship and Sunday School: The youngest of us start getting together at 9 o'clock for Sunday School each Sunday morning. At 9:30 the children in the congregation lead us in song, and worship begins at 9:45. We celebrate Holy Communion on the first Sunday of the month, as well as on Feast Days. The whole baptized Church, Lutheran or not, is welcome to receive the Lord's Supper.
Coffee Hour: Starts at around 10:45, we gather together to enliven, encourage, and take joy with our fellow disciples. Also to drink strong coffee and eat home made baked goods.
Office Hours: More often than not, you'll catch our secretary, our Pastor, our sextons, or others in the office on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday between the hours of 9 am and 1 pm. To meet up with Pr. Kaegler at other hours get in contact with him by phone, Facebook, or e-mail.
Wednesday Evening Choirs: The bell choir meets at 6:30 to rehearse special music for Sunday services. The Adult Choir gathers at 7:30 to help our voices grow, to practice the songs and anthems of worship, and where we get ready to lead our congregation in praise. We end at 8:30. (Not offered during Lent or Summer time)
Willing Workers: When disciples gather to craft and create to help our congregation's mission and our spiritual life. See our bulletin and calendar for more meeting times.
For Pub(lic) Theology, and other events, please check out our calendar
Worship and Sunday School: The youngest of us start getting together at 9 o'clock for Sunday School each Sunday morning. At 9:30 the children in the congregation lead us in song, and worship begins at 9:45. We celebrate Holy Communion on the first Sunday of the month, as well as on Feast Days. The whole baptized Church, Lutheran or not, is welcome to receive the Lord's Supper.
Coffee Hour: Starts at around 10:45, we gather together to enliven, encourage, and take joy with our fellow disciples. Also to drink strong coffee and eat home made baked goods.
Office Hours: More often than not, you'll catch our secretary, our Pastor, our sextons, or others in the office on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday between the hours of 9 am and 1 pm. To meet up with Pr. Kaegler at other hours get in contact with him by phone, Facebook, or e-mail.
Wednesday Evening Choirs: The bell choir meets at 6:30 to rehearse special music for Sunday services. The Adult Choir gathers at 7:30 to help our voices grow, to practice the songs and anthems of worship, and where we get ready to lead our congregation in praise. We end at 8:30. (Not offered during Lent or Summer time)
Willing Workers: When disciples gather to craft and create to help our congregation's mission and our spiritual life. See our bulletin and calendar for more meeting times.
For Pub(lic) Theology, and other events, please check out our calendar
St. John's is a congregation of the ELCA. To learn more - go to www.elca.org