St. John's Lutheran Church — Attraction in Sacramento

A gem in Downtown Sacramento. This church is very progressive for a Lutheran Church, and they are welcoming to any and all. The inside of the building is beautiful with intricate stained glass windows and nice aesthetic throughout. There is a small parking lot on the property for handicapped attendees, and a larger parking lot open on Sunday mornings for others (for free!). The pastoral staff is great and stays after service to personally greet all in attendance. 3 services are available on Sunday morning at 8:00 AM (simple prayer service with limited music), 9:00 AM (traditional service with organ and piano), and 11:30 (contemporary service with piano and guitars). There is a Sunday school hour between the 9:00 and 11:30 service for both...

Would give 0 if I could, old, white lady with grey hair and sun vizor, that was at their booth at Sac pride today groped my friend and tried to steal my girlfriend's phone, later aggressively grabbing her and pulling her to the booth, telling her that she needs to pray and be blessed, She had to ask the woman multiple times to let go of her. Neither of them even talked to or looked at the woman. What's worse is the other people at the booth tried to justify her actions! And when she saw my girlfriend and I walking up to security to report the incidents, they started hurried packing up faster and trying to leave before security could speak with them. This is not how real people of God treat others, this is...

I attended St. John's Lutheran Church for my best friend's funeral. Although the reason was a sad time for me, I noticed that the church staff was considerate for the grieving family and friends. Reverend Frank Espegren led the mass with caring and kindness, and another gentleman led the congregation in song. The church itself is a beautiful structure located on L Street in downtown Sacramento. The original church was founded on December 1, 1867. The current structure dates back to the early 1900s....