St. John Senior Connections
Many thanks to Serena Kendrick for creating our logo.
“Therefore encourage one another and build each other up. . .”
Age 60 or older? Interested in earning, getting to know others at St. John, finding ways to volunteer, and growing together in faith and community? Join us for a monthly event at St. John! Bring a friend!
Since May 2025 St. John Senior Connections has connected our church, members and resources with St. John participants and Clark County residents over age 60 to build Christian faith and relationships, encourage and support individuals in their daily challenges, and have fun! The monthly event facilitates connections and support for everyday life.
RSVP requested! We do require an RSVP for each event so we have enough lunches for all. You are invited to come to all or a portion of each program. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the program start time to register and find a seat of your choice! It’s also a good time to meet and mingle with new and returning friends!
-
Thursday, December 4, “Who is Our Neighbor?”
10:45 Arrival
11:00 Panel discussion: Who are our neighbors in Clark County? A panel discussion with Clark County Food Bank and the Council for the Homeless
Lunch
Special Advent/Christmas celebration, in word and song: Who is our neighbor? The Story of the Other Wise Man
-
September 11: Introduction to the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and Introduction to Estate Planning: Wills and Trusts -- graciously sponsored by Lutheran Church Extension Fund
October 9: St. John Health Fair -- hosted in partnership with sponsor Area Agency on Aging and Disabilities
December 4: Who are our neighbors? Clark County Food Bank, Council for the Homeless, and the Fourth Wise Man!
January 8
February 5
March 5
April 9
May 7
June 4
-
A devotion
Lunch
Presentations from experts and leaders in our community
Introduction to local and church resources
Information about ways you can serve throughout the month
-
Hidden Treasures of the Library,presented by Elizabeth Moss, Branch Manager of Three Creeks branch, Ft. Vancouver Regional Library -- May 15, 2025
Introduction to AI,presented by Elizabeth Moss, Branch Manager of Three Creeks branch, Ft. Vancouver Regional Library -- June 12, 2025
Understanding Wills & Trusts, presented by Mike Madison of LCEF -- September 11, 2025
A cord of three strands is not easily broken.
〰️
A cord of three strands is not easily broken. 〰️
Thank you for your support of and participation with Senior Connections:
Lutheran Church Extension Fund of Northwest District
Three Creeks branch of Ft. Vancouver Regional Library
Area Agency on Aging and Disabilities of Southwest Washington