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St John's Lutheran SchoolIn 1872, just four years after the first Lutheran families moved into the district, the Emmaus Congregation built a Lutheran Church and school at Emmaus, near Eudunda. This congregation later moved into Eudunda where the present school was established in 1904. Land was purchased and a classroom was built. The foundation stone may be viewed on the end wall facing into the present Year 1-2 classroom (Pfitzner Room).
Our LogoThe School Emblem consists of a triangular border showing that we confess our belief in God the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Our educational approach is centred upon the cross, showing that Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour, suffered and died for our sins and rose again, so that all believers have eternal life. Our belief of faith is in God's Word as shown by the open Bible. Central to the Word of God is the Gospel message that Jesus Christ is the Way, the Truth and the Life.
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