what hasn’t changed
“Be gentle with yourselves and each other. There is no one right way to be. There is no perfect response to the pain of the world. God‘s grace is wide enough to embrace you, exactly where you find yourself in this moment, just as you are…”
Hispanic Heritage Month at St. Luke’s
On Sundays, September 22 through October 13, St. Luke's will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. Our goal with this observance is to celebrate the unique gifts of Latinx communities that enrich the wider church. We will highlight Latinx hymnwriters and musicians, theologians and church leaders, and communities of faith, past and present. Worship will include poetry, special music, and guest speakers. Join us!
Songs of Our Faith — Worship in July 2024
During the month of July, we travel back in time a little to explore hymns from decades past. Remembering and reclaiming them for our faith today, our faith vibrates in a new frequency…
Belonging: Worship in Pride Month 2024
June is Pride Month! Our theme for the month is belonging. This theme is an invitation to come as you are. To really come as you are, unburdened by the expectations of white supremacy, transphobia, sexism, and all the other phobias and isms that ask us to fit into boxes that aren’t shaped for us. It is an opportunity to live into beloved community in a way that is a true welcome for all.
A Place for You
When my little cousin was even littler, he was super snuggly. He used to cozy up on the couch and hold one tiny arm out, inviting you to join him under the blanket. In his adorable raspy voice, he would say, “I got a spot for you.”
Keeping Holy Week with Children
Children are always welcome in worship at St. Luke’s, including during Holy Week. In childhood faith formation, practicing faith at home is just as important as being involved in a faith community. Here are some additional suggestions for keeping Holy Week together with children…