St. John's Lutheran Ministries
Boards and Committees
Executive
Committee
Board of
Elders
Board of
Trustees
The Executive Committee guides church operations on behalf of the Voters' Assembly. It includes elected officers and board chairs, with pastors as advisors. Members serve three-year terms, as per the church constitution.
The Board of Elders supports the pastor in nurturing the congregation’s spiritual life and oversees the spiritual care of members both individually and collectively.
The Board of Trustees manages the church’s physical property. All members are welcome to participate in the fall and spring project days, held twice a year.
Click here to view the Board of Trustees meeting minutes.
Board for
Christian Education
Board of
Evangelism
Board of
Stewardship
The Board for Christian Education oversees the church’s educational ministries, including the school and Child Development Center (CDC). It sets policies, supports staff, and ensures programs align with congregational goals. The board includes seven members representing the school, CDC, and church.
Click here to view the Board for Christian Education meeting minutes.
The Board for Evangelism leads outreach efforts, equips members to share their faith, and promotes the “Everyone His Witness” program. It also manages the distribution of the mission fund and keeps evangelism central to St. John’s ministry.
The Board for Stewardship promotes faithful use of time, talents, and treasures within the congregation.
Click here to view the Board of Stewardship meeting minutes.
Board of
Parish Life
Board of
Finance
Voters' Assembly
The Board of Parish Life fosters the spiritual growth of the congregation, including youth ministries, Sunday School, and congregation potlucks.
Click here to view the Board of Parish Life meeting minutes.
The Board of Finance ensures the financial integrity of the church’s ministries.
Click here to view the Board of Finance meeting minutes.
The Voters’ Assembly is the governing body of the congregation, overseeing all ministries and related organizations. It meets at least twice annually, with decisions made by majority vote—except for matters of doctrine and conscience, which are guided by God’s Word. Meetings are announced in advance, and all voting members present constitute a quorum.