When We Come Together, a reflection by Cantor Bev Jedynak
And when we come together the first thing we do is: SING!
called by name by Reed Fowler
“As someone who lives on the intersections of a trans/queer identity and mental illness, the experience of Jacob – wrestling and holding on and being changed in the process – this narrative feels viscerally familiar to me….”
St. Luke’s former seminarians reflect: Allison Bengfort
“It is fitting that my first protest was through church, given that faith has always been my motivation for working for social change. With this experience as a gateway, I became more involved in faith-based community organizing and developed my pastoral identity as a change agent in the community.”
St. Luke’s former seminarians reflect: Chris Michaelis
There are more than a few pearls of wit and wisdom that have gone forth from the mouth of Pastor Erik Christensen over the years, and certainly quite a few that I was blessed to be present for during my time in Logan Square, but as I reflect on my time serving with the faithful
Worship in Lent – Prepare, Renew, Discover
Worship in the season of Lent is always pointing us back to our baptism, which is the promise of God’s grace, the welcome into God’s family, and the invitation to life and death in Christ…
In Good Company | Midweek Worship in Time after Epiphany
Midweek Worship continues in January and February on Thursday nights at 7:00 p.m…. Join us for song, silence, word, and testimony as we worship God in the good company of all the saints.
Worship in Christmas
December 24 4PM People of all ages are welcome to this joint Christmas Eve service with our ecumenical neighbors. The children of our congregations have special focus and participation, as together we retell the Christmas story and celebrate Christ’s coming among us. 9PM On a long winter evening we gather to proclaim the coming of
Poinsettias
Each year, we invite you to help “deck the halls” at St. Luke’s by ordering some poinsettias. This year, we’re excited to invite you to place your order and make your donation online! You don’t need to sign into Church Community Builder to do so because we’ve made a simple form you can fill out
Testimony on Fauna Sunday | Brooks Fowler
as a dog groomer, i hate puppies. for them, grooming is scary + new + confusing, and they don’t conform to my all-too-human expectations of perfection…
New Worship Times
Worship will now be at 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m with an education and coffee “hour” between services at 10:15 a.m.. We are excited about this for many reasons. One of the favorite reasons is that this gives St. Luke’s more opportunities to be hospitable.