Welcome to Saint James Lutheran

146 N Main St • Glen Carbon IL

Sunday at 9 am

About our church Online worship services

The Gospel in Your Own Language! – The Day of Pentecost

The primary point is that the Holy Spirit’s central work at Pentecost—and still today—is to deliver Christ and His saving Gospel through Word and Sacrament in the hearer’s own language, creating and sustaining faith.

Liturgist and Preacher: Rev. Joel Fritsche; Reader: David Moldenhauer and Rev. Joel Fritsche

Congregational Voters Meeting

All members, please join us for a congregational meeting on Sunday, June 14.

“Like a Child” (Ep144)

In Mark 10:15, Jesus says that anyone “who does not receive the kingdom of God like a child shall not enter it.” This text has been misunderstood in different ways through the years since Jesus has said it. But what does it really mean? Aaron and Chuck discuss this important text on this episode of Cravings Answers, Craving God.

Wednesday Morning Men’s Bible Study

“Ephesians: Wholeness for a Broken World, LifeGuide Scripture Studies” by Andrew T. LePeau and Phyllis J. Le Peau, every Wednesday morning at 6:30 AM!

Sunday Adult Bible Study

Join us after worship service for Bible study.

When: Every Sunday at 10:45 AM (after worship)
Where: Downstairs — St James Lutheran Church, 146 N Main St, Glen Carbon, IL.

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Be in Community

Community is an important part of life in general, but especially important for Spiritual growth. Learn about our Community Groups and consider joining. We’d love to have you.

Service Times

Every Sunday at 9 AM

Visiting

New to the area? Has it been awhile since you were in worship? We are a welcoming group of Christians that look forward to meeting you.

If you have questions regarding our services or need to talk to the pastor, please contact us.

Have Questions?

Questions about what we believe? Maybe your inquiry is just logistical. Or maybe you’ve been Lutheran your whole life and want to talk with the Pastor. Please, ask away!