St. John Lutheran Church

About this church

St. John Lutheran Church is a Dublin congregation offering two distinct Sunday musical settings within Lutheran Word-and-Sacrament worship. Bible study, devotions, recorded services, a post-sermon podcast, and a gifts-and-interests survey help people carry worship into learning and service during the week. The church describes both traditional and contemporary options as worship for all.

The early Sunday service begins at 8:00 a.m. with organ-led congregational singing and Communion. The late service starts at 10:45 with a worship team and also offers Communion. The church combines those two hours into one 9:30 service for some seasons; its published 2025–2026 example ran from the first Sunday of Advent through the second Sunday after Christmas, so visitors should check whether another combined schedule is active. Lent, Holy Week, and festival worship use additional hours such as 4:00 and 6:30 p.m. and should be verified by date. Recorded services and sermons are available online for people who cannot attend. Public pages in the captured research do not state Sunday School times, nursery care, children’s check-in, parking, accessibility, dress, or typical service length. The homepage and worship page are the most dependable sources for choosing between organ-led 8:00 worship and the 10:45 worship-team gathering outside special combined-service periods.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, two Sunday services, traditional and contemporary identity, a · Music leadership, seasonal combined worship, and festival schedules · Communion at both Sunday services and service participation · Recorded worship and sermons

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Lent, Holy Week, and festival services — verify current calendar

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