This year, we’re excited to include some locally purchased flowers and wildflowers in to the mix of our Easter Flowers at St. Luke’s! We are asking for a $10.00 donation to contribute to the flowers for Easter. Please fill out this form to submit your order. You can either pay now by credit/debit OR pay later
…three ways the Bible Study will help you grow closer to God during Lent.
And in case you haven’t noticed, while this invitation to practice is theoretically “for kids,” you too adult are a bodily creature who is from earth and will return to the earth. So this is for you too.
For St. Luke’s to understand and dismantle institutional racism, it is important for us to critically review and apply an antiracist perspective to the ways in which we operate as a congregation and as a church.
✦ life is a gift from God, to be received with thanksgiving; ✦ the integrity of the life processes which God has created should be respected; both birth and death are part of these life processes; ✦ both living and dying should occur within a caring community; ✦ a Christian perspective mandates respect for each person; such respect includes giving due recognition to each person’s carefully considered preferences regarding treatment decisions; and ✦ hope and meaning in life are possible even in times of suffering and adversity, a truth powerfully proclaimed in the resurrection faith of the church.
If you weren’t in church on Sunday, February 2nd, you missed an inspiring and fruitful congregational meeting! We missed you too, but not to worry. Here’s your chance to catch up on what you missed.
The St. Luke’s Antiracism Ministry invites you to attend the next monthly meeting at St. Luke’s on February 16 from 12:15 PM to 1:45 PM. Subsequent meetings will be held on March 22nd, April 19th, and May 17th. For St. Luke’s to understand and dismantle institutional racism, it is important for us to critically review
I was scrolling through Facebook while heading home during the short train ride after church one Sunday last September. There were several posts of photos and comments regarding the gathering hymn for that morning. These posts were being liked and commented on pretty extensively and I thought, “Wow! That’s a first.” Later emails started arriving
Hello! Bonjour! Hola! Thank you St Luke’s for your warm welcome into my role as children’s minister here! I am challenged and inspired by St Luke’s bold desire to be a powerful church, transforming lives and changing the world. Transforming lives involves the ability to welcome new ideas and initiatives. Since attending St Luke’s I
by Pastoral Intern Elle Dowd January is National Blood Donor Month, a time where we recognize the importance of donating blood. Blood donation is meaningful for my family on a personal level. In 2011, my spouse Adam contracted Malaria after visiting our children in Sierra Leone. You can read more about that experience here (https://dowdsermonizing.wordpress.com/2018/02/09/love-is-strong-as-death/).