Brenda and her husband became members of St. John's since 2008 and Brenda was hired as St. John's Administrative Assistant in May 2010. Her responsibilites include: maintaining the church membership, the monthly newsletter and the Sunday bulletin, just to name a few.  Brenda & her husband, Ben have been blessed with two beautiful children.  Their daughters are currently students at St. John's Lutheran School.  Brenda  also shares her talents in the Choirs here at St. John's and is a volunteer at the school.  If you have a event or information you would like to share in the newsletter or in the bulletin, please feel free to contact her by phone or by email, Brenda Pace. 

 

 

 

 Serving the church in music for over 40 years, music has been her life's calling.  She studied Organ at the University of Tulsa, and received her Bachelor's of Music in Piano Performance from the University of Oklahoma.  She has taught Piano lessons for 33 years.  Margo came to St. John's in 1978 as Church Organist and Piano Accompanist for choirs.  In 2005 she also became the Music Director.  She is currently responsible for playing for three service, directing and playing for two choirs: the Adult Choir on Monday night, and the Singing Saints on Wednesday night, and accompanies the Children's choirs, both church and school, and vocal and instrumental soloists, and composes music for worship services.  If you would like to sing or play a musical instrument in church, please feel free to contact her.  Margo's favorite Bible verses are Psalm 27 and John 14:1. 

 

 

 

Sara joined the church in August of 2000, when she began teaching at the school.  In December of 2003 Sara began the bell campaign to purchase a set of handbells for the church.  She had rung in the choir at the church she was raised in begining in the 6th grade, and finally took a break 10 years later when she graduated from Concordia University.  She missed having the handbells as part of worship, and was looking for a way to add that enhancement at St. John's.  The choir consists of 10-12 ringers, depending on interest.  We welcome anyone interested, even if you don't read music that well.  As a musician and an educator, the words of Psalm 100:1-2 ring true..."Shout for joy to the LORD, all the earth.  Worship the LORD with gladness; come before him with joyful songs."The bell choir isne part of the music ministry at St. John's Lutheran Church.  Sara rang handbells in grade school, high school and college, and was the person responsible for getting this ministry together.  She has served as the director of the choir since it began in 2001, and continues to ring whenever she can fit it into her schedule.