THE ST. JOHN’S WEEKLY UPDATE & EPISTLE

Recent ministry highlights, upcoming activities, and letter from the pastor.

St. John's members standing outside outside the sanctuary in the Memorial Garden, with stained glass windows, a fountain, and surrounded by greenery. Some are smiling at the camera, and one person is holding a small dog.
St. John's members participating in the Hunger Walk, wearing matching white t-shirts, walking along an Atlanta city street with buildings in the background on a clear day.

The Weekly Update is released on Mondays and highlights opportunities and announcements for the coming 2-3 weeks.

The Epistle is released bi-monthly and highlights upcoming ministry in detail, including articles and synod-wide opportunities.

The St. John's "Spirit Sisters," a group of women along with Director of Music Rolando Salazar, standing together indoors, posing cheerfully for a photo, with some women raising their arms and smiling.
Two St. John's members smiling and taking a selfie in an indoor space with an industrial ceiling and a skylight.
A sign outside John’s Lutheran Church displays a message that reads "Black Lives Matter." The sign is red with white lettering and features a cross at the top. Next to it is a rainbow flag with horizontal stripes in the colors red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple.
A group of diverse people, wearing masks, gathered outdoors on grass during daytime. Some are standing with arms crossed, others holding papers or hands together. The scene suggests a community event or gathering.