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St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
221 Walnut St. SE
Sleepy Eye, MN 56085
Phone: 507-794-6202
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St. John's IN THE WORD

St. John's IN THE WORD

Starting Fall 2008 St. John's members will be challenged to participate in a whole Bible reading campaign called St. John's IN THE WORD. We'll use the Through My Bible in 3 Years series from Northwestern Publishing House. Free copies of the pamphlet containing the entire three year series of readings are available at church.

Each day there is a section of scripture designated for reading. You can read it from your own Bible or online, have the readings delivered daily via e-mail or even listen to an audio recording of the reading on your computer or MP3 player. Bookmark this page - www.stjohnsse.com/in-the-word - to access the links provided below to the most recent week of text and audio readings.

Each Sunday we will begin our Bible study classes with a brief discussion of the readings from the past week.

Through My Bible In 3 Years

»	Bible reading for December 31, 2008
»	Bible reading for December 30, 2008
»	Bible reading for December 29, 2008
»	Bible reading for December 28, 2008
»	Bible reading for December 27, 2008
»	Bible reading for December 26, 2008
»	Bible reading for December 25, 2008

Through My Bible In 3 Years - Audio

»	Through my Bible for January 5, 2009
»	Through my Bible for January 4, 2009
»	Through my Bible for January 3, 2009
»	Through my Bible for January 2, 2009
»	Through my Bible for January 1, 2009
»	Through my Bible for December 31, 2008
»	Through my Bible for December 30, 2008

This Bible reading series is designed to take only a few minutes each day. Start anytime and pick it back up with the current day if you happen to miss a few days.
To help you through your Bible study, consider this:
Peter the Barber once asked Martin Luther how he, an ordinary kind of guy, could read the Bible with profit.	Luther answered: Ask yourself... 1. What does God tell me here? 2. What makes me glad? 3. What makes me sad? 4. What do I want to pray for?