Welcome to
St. John's
Lutheran Church
Burt, IAWhat We Believe
We believe in the One True God. We believe in and we worship the Trinity - the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. We believe that God works in His Church through the Means of Grace. We believe that Jesus, the Son of God, has saved sinful mankind through His death and resurrection. We invite all to come and worship with us to hear the good news of Jesus Christ and how he died so that we may live. If you are unable to come and worship with us in person, please enjoy our website and use all the material available to further your growth in Christ. Hearing Devices
Personal hearing assistance devices are available for anyone who has difficulty hearing the service. If you would like to use one during the service please just ask an usher. Shut-Ins St. John's provides a way for our shut-ins to worship with the congregation on Sunday morning. By dialing an unlisted number, home phones are connected to the Church's sound system and the service can be heard via the phone. If you would like more information on this please contact the Church Office for assistance. |
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For the sake of the mission of the Church and the continued ministry of the Gospel of Jesus Christ in our respective communities, St. John’s Lutheran Church of Burt, Iowa and Trinity Lutheran Church of Algona, Iowa have agreed to enter into a Ministry Partnership arrangement. To see full agreement click on the Ministry Partnership Agreement image to the left ... |
Congregational Partnership Meeting - Special Voter's Meeting
Trinity and St. John's in the joint voter's meeting on December 11 voted to submit our application for a seminary graduate to serve us as a Associate Pastor. This application will be sent to the Synod in the middle of January 2023 and the seminary placement of graduates will be sometime around the end of April.
Trinity and St. John's in the joint voter's meeting on December 11 voted to submit our application for a seminary graduate to serve us as a Associate Pastor. This application will be sent to the Synod in the middle of January 2023 and the seminary placement of graduates will be sometime around the end of April.