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st. lukes episcopal church • 435 peachtree st. ne • atlanta, ga 30308 • 404.873.7600 • www.stlukesatlanta.org
A twice monthly newsletterApril 15, 2018
Parish News .................................. 2Announcements & Opportunities .. 3Calendar ......................................... 4Birthdays ........................................ 5Adult Education ............................. 6Crossroads ....... ............................. 7Youth ............................................. 8
Spring is here! While my sinuses are full and heavy, my spir-it is light and full of anticipation. Spring means that color is re-emerging all over the place – colorful tight buds open into bursting bright blooms. There is more to delight the eyes – birds and squirrels and chipmunks are out and hopping around in the grass. There are more smells to entice our noses – the wafting fragrances of fresh blooms. The days are getting warmer and the sun is hanging with us longer and longer. The way we hold ourselves changes, from shoulders hunched bracing against the
cold, to an open chest, face turned toward the sun – storing up some of that much needed Vitamin D.
Your body is taking this all in: the weather is warm, the days remain lighter longer, the colors popping up outside, and the smell of the damp richness of the earth and all of this combines to make the whole world seem a more inviting place to be. Cre-ation calls out to us to linger together to be out in God’s beautiful natural order and commune with one another. It is time to delight in the discovery of snails crawling through our gardens, to sit and watch a ladybug fly through the air, to watch the de-light on a child’s face as they play with the myriad creatures of the earth and sky. It is time to reach our fingers once again down into the soft, rich soil and lovingly tend to this earth that sustains us. This time of year draws us back out of our hibernation and into community. The stage is set, the invitation is there, but we must allow ourselves the space and time to linger with friends and watch the colors of the sunset paint the sky with vibrant oranges and reds, and fade into luxurious magenta, violet and indigo.
As the earth awakens from its winter slumber, take time to see and appreciate the majestic beauty of this world we share. And seek out opportunities to linger with one another and see the richness and beauty of God’s beloved family reflected in each of us. Stop and breathe into your being the new life of spring!
We give you thanks, most gracious God, for the beauty ofearth and sky and sea; for the richness of mountains, plains,
and rivers; for the songs of birds and the loveliness of flowers.We praise you for these good gifts, and pray that we may
safeguard them for our posterity. Grant that we may continueto grow in our grateful enjoyment of your abundant creation,
to the honor and glory of your Name, now and for ever. Amen. Book of Common Prayer pg. 840
It’s timefor tending
DIG DAYApril 21 9-11 am
All are welcome!No experience required.
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Staff InformationSt. Luke’s Episcopal Church
404-873-7600
The Rev. Dan Matthews, Jr.Rector
Beth Elliot Rector’s Executive Assistant
and Liturgy Assistant404-873-7610 | [email protected]
2018 Vestry
Clergy
The Rev. Elizabeth Shows CaffeyLiturgy and Education
404-873-7612 | [email protected]
The Rev. Horace L. GriffinPastoral Care and Outreach
404-873-7609 | [email protected]
Staff
Caitlin Dowling, Music Associate404-873-7600 | [email protected]
Valerie Freer, Receptionist/Admin. Assistant404-873-7600 | [email protected]
Brian Hummel, Manager of Facilities Support404-873-7647 | (c) 404-291-0059
Michelle Jemmott, Manager of Office Admin.404-873-7616 | [email protected]
Colleen Kingston, Assistant for Children’s Music
404-735-1933 | [email protected]
Kristin Lennon, Director of Children, Youth and Family Ministries
404-873-7690 | [email protected]
David Lowry, Parish Administrator404-873-7663 | [email protected]
Mark Simmons, Director of Stewardship & Membership
404-873-7624 | [email protected]
Dr. Arlan J. Sunnarborg, Director of Music404-873-7620 | [email protected]
Priscilla Tennant, Administrative Assistant404-873-6711 | [email protected]
Hala Hess White, Director of Communications404-873-7630 | [email protected]
Scott Inman, Senior WardenRichard Lee, Junior Warden
Mignon Crawford, Treasurer Cap Putt, Finance Chair
Pat BrumbaughC.J. CashRussell CurreySara KennedyAnn Kimsey
Sue McAvoyCarolle PerkinsSusanna RobertsNeil SchemmDrew Vann
Parish News
SPECIAL SUNDAYS IN APRIL:
April 22 - Creation Sunday
April 29 - Good Shepherd Sunday
Mustard Seed Garden Mark your calendars for our spring Dig Day, scheduled for Saturday, April 21, from 9-11 a.m. We hope you’ll join us as we harvest the remainder of the winter greens, clean up and refresh the beds, and set out the tender new plantlets that will miraculously grow into delicious summer vegetables for Clyde’s Kitchen at Crossroads. We’ll supply gardening tools and drinks. Bring gardening gloves, hat, and sunscreen. Many hands make light work! We hope you’ll join us on April 21.
Women’s Cancer Support Group meets Thursday, May 3 at noon in the Library. Bring your lunch if you like. This group is for women who are in treatment for cancer or are post-treatment. Please contact Meg Moye ([email protected] | 404-483-3711) if you plan to attend.
LOAVES and FISHES gathers Sunday, April 29 at 6 p.m. at the home of Annabeth Balance and Elaine DeCos-tanzo (2299 Shasta Way NE, Atlanta 30345; 404-633-7728). Loaves and Fishes is a monthly potluck get-to-gether for St. Luke’s adults to be in community. For more information, contact Susan or Stan Reid (770-396-4041 or [email protected]).
Act III offers gatherings and activities for parishioners 60 and up to strengthen relationships and create a better sense of community.
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Announcements & Opportunities
In April we’re filling the Outreach Baskets with stick deodorant (Dove, Secret or Suave only please) for the Women’s Ministry at Arrendale State Prison, the largest women’s prison in Georgia. Its Chap-laincy Department has a variety of programs including worship, religious education, music, dance ministry, pastoral therapy groups, and ministry to inmates with mental health issues, postpartum issues, substance abuse issues, and chronic medical issues such as HIV, hepatitis C and cancer.
Adult Mindfulness Group to Start April 20
Are you experiencing high levels of stress and anxiety? Do
you get frustrated easily? Would you like to have more
meaningful experiences and connect with people on a deep-
er level? If so, sign up for the six-week Mindfulness Group
hosted by TACC, held on Fridays at 11 a.m. in the St. Luke
Room starting April 20. The class will be led by TACC Coun-
selor Matt Wagner, LPC. Class is open to anyone interested
in incorporating a Mindfulness practice in their lives - no
previous knowledge or experience necessary! Cost is $210
for the full six weeks. For more information or to register,
email Matt at [email protected], or call (404)
876-6266, ext. 2004.
Join us on Friday, April 13 to watch Prom-ised Land (2012), the story of corpo-rate sales partners Steve Butler and Sue Thomason who arrive in a small town to secure drilling rights for a natural gas company. They believe that the econom-ic decline has done their work for them
and that the townspeople will happily accept whatever offer they make. However, they don't consider the objections of a respected schoolteacher and the leader of a grassroots cam-paign against the company's objective.
Faith and Film is a monthly opportunity for St. Luke’s adults to share a movie, snacks, fellowship, and a lively discussion of issues of faith raised by the film. Those who attend bring a snack to share and a beverage. All St. Luke’s adults are wel-come. For location, contact Donna Church (404-522-3889 | [email protected]).
Weekly Bible Study resumes Wednesday, April 11 at 11 a.m. in the Parkins Room. During Easter, we’re studying the book of Ruth, an idealized story of what life would look like if God’s people treated
each other with His loving-kindness—insiders and outsiders alike. A key understanding in Ruth is that God uses these acts of the loving-kindness of people to demonstrate that which God gives to all, whether they realize it or not. All are welcome!
Director of Children, Youth and Families Ministries NamedOur prayers have been answered - St. Luke’s has a Director of Children, Youth and Family Ministries! Kristin Lennon began her ministry at St. Luke’s this month. Kristin, who grew up in Marietta and graduated from Georgia Tech, has worked with children and youth for more than a decade as a dance instructor, a math tutor, and youth group volunteer. She comes to St. Luke’s from Epiphany where she volunteered with the youth program. “I am delighted to join a community that honors children, youth, and families by incorporating them into liturgy and parish life wherever possible and that celebrates the playfulness and fearlessness that children bring,” Kristin says. “I was drawn to the St. Luke’s community because of its reputation for living out Christ’s mission in the most meaningful and transformational ways.” And, perhaps best of all, Kristin didn’t come alone: she has two boys! Pierce is five years old and Charles is three.
VOICES OF HOPE
The Women’s Choir of
Lee Arrendale State Prisonwill sing at our
11:15 a.m. Worship ServiceSunday, April 29
C a l e n d a r
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PRParkins Room
SLR
St. Luke Room
LI
Library BT
Bell Tower
HRHamilton
Room
CHChurch
WCWilmer Chapel
PHParish Hall
CRChoir Room
GGarden
OSOffsite
NNursery
RSRector ’s
Study
CCMCrossroads
Kitchen
11:15 a.m.| Holy Eucharist 12:15 p.m.| Coffee Hour | PH4 p.m.| Bridge Builders (Church/Durrell groups)|PR4:15 p.m.| The Nursery opens for Sunday 2.04:15 p.m.| Senior Choristers Rehearsal | CR 4:30 p.m.| Adventures in Music | Room 1075 p.m.| Junior Choristers Rehearsal |CR5 p.m.| Preparatory Choir Rehearsal | Room 1075:45 p.m.| Sunday 2.0 Dinner | PH6:30 p.m.| Compline |CHMONDAY, APR I L 239:30 a.m.| Tellers |PR12:30 p.m.|Tai Chi Class | SLR6:30 p.m.| EfM |LITUESDAY, APR I L 249 a.m.| EfM |LI9:30 a.m.| Staff Meeting |PR10:30 a.m.| Clergy | RS7:30 p.m.| Atlanta Women’s Chorus Rehearsal |PHWEDNESDAY, APR I L 2510 a.m.| Canterbury Court Eucharist |OS10:15 a.m.| Dream Group |LI11 a.m.| Bible Study |PR1 p.m.| Association of Fundraising |HR7:20 p.m.|Adult Choir Rehearsal |CRTHURSDAY, APR I L 2610 a.m.| Staff Weekend Update |PR7 p.m.| Tower Bells Rehearsal |BTFR IDAY, APR I L 2711 a.m.| Adult Mindfulness Group|SLR11:30 a.m.| Stained Glass Tour |CHSATURDAY, APR I L 289 a.m.| Flower Guild |CH9:30 a.m.|Mankind Project | PH10:30 a.m.|Daughters of the King |WCSUNDAY, APR I L 29GOOD SHEPHERD SUNDAY8 a.m.|Holy Eucharist 8:40 a.m.| Nursery opens 9 a.m.| Children’s Chapel | WC9 a.m.| Holy Eucharist 10:15 a.m.| Christian Ed for all ages.11:15 a.m.| Holy Eucharist 12:15 p.m.| Coffee Hour | PH2:30 p.m.| Sojourners - Atlanta Lyric Theater|OS4:15 p.m.| The Nursery opens for Sunday 2.04:15 p.m.| Senior Choristers Rehearsal | CR 4:30 p.m.| Adventures in Music | Room 1075 p.m.| Junior Choristers Rehearsal |CR5 p.m.| Preparatory Choir Rehearsal | Room 1075:45 p.m.| Sunday 2.0 Dinner | PH6 p.m.|Loaves and Fishes |Balance-DeCostanzo home6:30 p.m.| Compline |CHMONDAY, APR I L 308:30 a.m.| Episcopal Migration Ministries |PH9:30 a.m.| Tellers |PR12:30 p.m.|Tai Chi Class |SLR4 p.m.| Memorial Gifts Committee |LI6:30 p.m.| EfM |LI
SUNDAY, APR I L 158 a.m. | Holy Eucharist8:40 a.m.| Nursery opens 9 a.m.| Children’s Chapel | WC9 a.m.| Holy Eucharist 10:15 a.m.| Christian Ed for all ages11:15 a.m.| Holy Eucharist 12:15 p.m.| Coffee Hour | PH12:30 p.m.| Evangelism Committee |HR12:30 p.m.| Intercessors |LI12:30 p.m.|Peace in Our Time Prayer Service |G4 p.m.| Bridge Builders (Balance group) |LI4:15 p.m.|Nursery opens for Sunday 2.0 4:15 p.m.| Senior Choristers Rehearsal | CR 4:30 p.m.| Adventures in Music | Room 1075 p.m.| Junior Choristers Rehearsal |CR5 p.m.| Preparatory Choir Rehearsal | Room 1075:45 p.m.| Sunday 2.0 Dinner | PH6:30 p.m.| Compline |CHMONDAY, APR I L 169:30 a.m.| Tellers |PR12:30 p.m.| Tai Chi Class |SLR5:30 p.m.| Vestry |SLR6:30 p.m.| EfM |LITUESDAY, APR I L 179 a.m.| EfM |LI9:30 a.m.| Staff Meeting |PR10:30 a.m.| Clergy | RS7:30 p.m.| Atlanta Women’s Chorus Rehearsal |PHWEDNESDAY, APR I L 18Deadline for the May 1 issue of The Shepherd’s Voice 10 a.m.| Canterbury Court Eucharist |OS10:15 a.m.| Dream Group |LI11 a.m.| Bible Study |PR5:15 p.m.|Pizza Dinner for Choristers |HR5:45 p.m.| Jr. Choristers Rehearsal |CR5:45 p.m.| Preparatory Choir Rehearsal |Room 1076 p.m. | Holy Comforter Community Dinner |OS6:30 p.m.| Sr. Choristers Rehearsal |CR7:20 p.m.| Adult Choir Rehearsal | CRTHURSDAY, APR I L 1910 a.m.| Staff Weekend Update |PR11:30 a.m.| Act III Luncheon | PH3 p.m. |Endowment Committee |SLR5:30 p.m.| YA Volunteering at Crossroads Gala |OS6 p.m.| Crossroads Gala |OS7 p.m.| Tower Bells |BTFR IDAY, APR I L 2011 a.m.| Adult Mindfulness Group|SLRSATURDAY, APR I L 21 9 a.m. |Flower Guild |CH9 a.m.| Dig Day in the Mustard Seed Garden |PSUNDAY, APR I L 22 CREAT ION SUNDAY8 a.m.|Holy Eucharist 8:40 a.m.| Nursery opens 9 a.m.| Children’s Chapel | WC9 a.m.| Holy Eucharist 10:15 a.m.| Christian Ed for all ages.
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From time to time, St. Luke’s publishes names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and photos of church members in the church bulletin, newsletter, directory and other church communications. As a policy, we will not use names with photos of children.
If you do not want us to use your information in communications, please email David Lowry, Parish Administrator at:
1 Lindley ColeLeslie BurnsAlex SherrillJohn Michael Fierer2 Mark JonesCooper PierceChassie PostAdam CouvillonGraham WaldropWilliam CurreyWynn HealanJulianna FaulkenberryLila FaulkenberryAvery Sherrill3 Gary SamsDoug BaillieMel MobleyDavid GillonJohn DaleDawn KillenbergAlly BattyMalcolm PattersonIan PayneReece MeagherSydney Meagher4 Harold LaniElkin AlstonRichard GerakitisPark FowlkesKate SilvisAndrew P.R. YoungJackson LedfordEdythe Lanier5 Harlan StoneChristopher BrackenHenry SullivanSoheila MehramChris MooreChris McClureTommy Lamson
6Joseph KingstonSaunders Glenn BohanLeonard Hayes, IISydney Tashlein7Felecia WardJason ByrdKamal GhaliGrace AnglinJohn Divine McGeeCallie Hill8 Alex KingKay Van DorenSarah Babin BauerKate De GiveJames PoindexterWilson Dobbs9 Gordon MayMary CobbNick ScofieldWilliam OkpalaKaitlyn Poindexter10 Peggy ForemanWardell Saulsberry McCoyMichael HortenRosemary O’BoyleJosh BryanClaire MillerEnoma Osa-Ogbeide11 Ruth OsborneMyra StubbsYadira PerryRick Blanchard, Jr12 Pamela OsborneHilton HinesJonathan LewisAndrew Wood
Jackie InmanLaine Patterson13 Priscilla HopkinsAnna WinerFrank RobinsonCrawford Kennedy14Sharon BrownElaine SwobeMarilyn RosenbergLynn BaxterJessica HutchingsRobin AlstonZoe WebberWesley ClarkFitz Kennedy15Maureen SouthwellCissy AhearnTom WilliamsPolly Davidson16Christiana HollisJarrett WilliamsGrayson Phillips17Helen AlstonJohn Brewster, Jr.Rebecca CrumrineSam BoswellMiles Bassett18Ruth CaproniMary KyleElizabeth MooreKate KaneLeslie Cash19Charlie ZapfLen SinclairPride ForneyKatherine LawJacob EvansReid Vaccaro
Betsy WhittumKatherine EvansErin McFarlingEmma GiffordKatie BryanSam NolandTheodore Casey27Barbara SlickJason NevoitJeanine BroganMary Helen O’Con-norDawn BigginsWade ThompsonKatherine JohnsonJoseph De GiveNora Ann Williams28Tucker GriffinEmma GrahamLexi Bradley29Marcia WilliamsAnn BarrettChuck HowardJeri DurrettSusan StewartApril LloydHunter Anderson30Joann Sladen Cotten Alston David LangFrank McDonald, Jr.Isabel WynnErin KennedyEve NettlesJosephine Ryder
April Birthdays
We celebrate the lives that make up the community of St. Luke’s Church.
Deaths
20Jeanne HollisRandy MaxwellLisa BoswellChip WallaceLauren OkulaSarah PyrdaCharles Bryan21Coleman BuddJoan SitesPat DusenburyCathryn JohnsonMark FiererLeigh Ann AllenWilliam ArnoldWallace PuttJack Byrd22Chuck MartinJohn Bencich23Orrie EvansStephen KennedyJohn Nipple Bill MedleyBecky MickGraham HaerJames Boswell24Dora WierBruce HarlanAlex Miller25Merrily LabartheKathleen DumitrescuCathy EphraimAimee MasonCallen InmanVicoria Evans26John BeaneJohn FryScott Nelson
Wilma Hipps
Births
Leon Isaac Robertgrandson of Carrie Hill
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RESERVATIONS REQUIRED FOR ALL EVENTS: There are three convenient ways to sign up:
• Add your name to the sign-up sheet in the Reception Area outside the Parish Hall (most Sundays)• Call the St. Luke’s reservation line (404-873-7777, ext. 4).• Send an email to [email protected]. Always include the names of all attending, your phone number and email address, and the name of the event. The coordinator will contact everyone via email prior to the event; this is why we need your email address!
SUNDAY, APRIL 29 — ALWAYS . . . PATSY CLINE (ATLANTA LYRIC THEATER) — 2:30 PMAlways . . . Patsy Cline is based on a true story about Cline’s friendship with a fan from Houston, who befriended the star in a Texas honky-tonk in l961, and continued a corre-spondence with Cline until her tragic death at age 30. We have ten tickets available at $48.58 (senior/group rate). Additional people may join the group by purchasing tickets directly from the box office (404-377-9948). Be aware that this show could sell out early. We’ll probably do dinner after the show. The Atlanta Lyric Theater is in the Cobb Civic Center complex. Sojourners reservation required by Tuesday, April 24. Coordinator: Noreen Horrigan.
Sunday Morning Adult EducationThe Sunday Papers | April 8 - May 13A free-flowing discussion about current events, faith and their intersection in our daily lives facilitated by Jonathan Serrie and Matt Boyer. Our discussions each week will be informed by scripture, national or local news sources. All views, thoughts and opinions are welcomed and encouraged.
Lectionary Bible Study | April 8 - May 13Explore God’s Word in the Scripture assigned for worship with seminarian Colin Brown. We all see the world through the filter of life experience and life transitions. This bible study is designed to engage us in a deeper exploration of biblical texts acknowledging the lens of life experiences we bring to that study. No preparation necessary. Drop in as you are able. This class invites you to come, engage the Scripture and respond to God’s word.
Prison Ministry: The Power of Presence and Prayer in the Midst of the Prison System | April 22The Rev. Donna Mote will be with us to discuss the various ways the Episcopal Church has been a real presence and voice on the issue of capital punishment in Georgia, including visits to death row and holding vigil at executions. The presen-tation will include Donna’s own story of grief and the justice system. On Sunday, April 29, the women’s prison choir “Voices of Hope” will offer their gifts of music during the 11:15 a.m. service.
Back to Basics: Music and Worship | April 29, May 6 and 13On three consecutive Sundays at 10:15 a.m., St. Luke’s renowned Music Director Dr. Arlan Sunnarborg will teach. Given his schedule on Sunday mornings, this is a rare opportunity to expand your musical knowledge with a true master of mu-sic. Individual descriptions for each session are online.
Musical Style Periods | Sunday, April 29 Just as a Renaissance painting of Michelangelo is distinctly different than an impressionistic masterpiece of Monet, so too musical style periods illuminate and enhance our understanding of the wide variety of reper-toire we experience in worship. Come discover!
The Psalms: Songs from Biblical Times | Sunday, May 6The psalms are the songs handed down to us from Biblical times. Through the ages, and at St. Luke’s, they have been sung in various ways. Come explore!
Hymns: The Heart of Music in Worship | Sunday, May 13The core of music in worship is hymn singing, and at St. Luke’s we keep alive a vast repertoire spanning some three millennia. Come appreciate!
Compass Class | May 6Calling all newcomers! Are you new to St. Luke’s and want to learn more about the church? Join us on 1st Sundays during the Sunday School hour in the Library for an informal time to meet new people and find out more about the mis-sion, programs, and ministry of St. Luke’s.
The People Behind Our Stained Glass Windows and Their Legacies | May 6Please join Bobby Mays and Neil Schemm for a walk through St. Luke’s history as they take a closer look at our beautiful stained glass windows and the legacies of those for whom they were dedicated and which sustain us to this day.
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Join Crossroads for its most important fundraising event, bringing together neighbors, supporters and volunteers to fight homelessness.
Thursday, April 19The Foundry at Puritan Mills
6PM Cocktail Reception7PM Dinner
To purchase tickets, visit www.crossroadsatlanta.org
YOUNG ADULTSJoin us for a fun volunteer opportunity at the Crossroads Gala. The group will be volunteering from 5:30-7:30 p.m. to help set up, check in guests, sell raffle tickets and run the wine toss. Please contact Hughes Miller or Mark Simmons to sign up or for more information.
Last month, St. Luke’s Young Adults gathered (photo left) for a Braves exhibition game at SunTrust Park. The group has two standing dates monthly: brunch on the first Sun-day, and Manuel’s Meet Up on third Thursdays. In April, the third Thursday is the night of the Crossroads Gala. Instead of heading to Manuel’s, we’ll be at The Foundry at Puritian Mills volunteering and enjoying a good time together. Join us!
“Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, St. Luke’s welcomes you.”
Pastoral Crisis or Concerns?Call Beth Elliott at 404-873-7610, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., weekdays: X To connect with our Pastoral Care staff for such things as illness, hospitalization, miscarriage, divorce, unemployment;X To add a name to our parish prayer list or;X To have someone placed on the St. Luke’s Intercessory Prayer list to be prayed for daily.
After-hours and on weekends, call the church at 404-873-7600 to get the name and number of the priest on call.
May God bless you and comfort you in your difficult times as well as your joyful ones.
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Deadline for the May 1
issue is: Wednesday, April 18
by noon.
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SENIOR (as in graduating) RECOGNITION SUNDAY
On Sunday, May 6, we’ll celebrate with our youth who are preparing to reach a milestone in their journeys: High School Graduation! One of our graduating seniors will deliver the sermon that Sunday, and we’ll have a celebration ceremony during the 9 a.m. service for all high school graduates.
As we prepare for our service, we are asking families with high school graduates to send us the following information:• Full name (first, middle, last)• Photo (a senior pic would work great!) • Parents’ names• High School graduating from• Post-High School plans/college attending• If you’ve been an acolyte, how many years have you served?• In a few sentences, tell us something about your experiences at St. Luke’s.
Favorite church memory? Did you go on a mission trip or pilgrimage? How has being a member of St. Luke’s impacted your life? We’re not looking for a list of things you’ve done at St. Luke’s but want to know about your personal experience of church.
TO SUBMIT INFORMATION: Fill out the form on the St. Luke’s website under the Sign Up tab and email your digital image to us or email all the information to:
[email protected]: Friday, April 20 - it will be here sooner than you think!
Photo Issues?
If you do not have a digital image you can send to us, we
would be happy to scan a photo for you.
If you do not have a photo that you want to use, we’d be happy to take a photo of the graduate.
Email Hala at the church if you need assistance with
photos.
St. Luke’s began Lent with a goal of logging enough miles to make it to the Holy Land - 6,450 miles. The parish exceeded that in the first four weeks of Lent!
Our journey logged nearly ten thousand miles over the 40 days. That is a whole lot of activity! The final numbers can be found on the journey website at:
StLukesJourney.com
Thank you to everyone who participated!
