On November 7 we celebrate All Saints Sunday. On All Saints’ Sunday, we remember and honor all those who have died since last All Saints’ Day. We will celebrate their lives and give thanks to God that both those in the church on earth and those in heaven are in the care and love of our God.
Prior to the pandemic, I don’t know how long I’ve heard the sentiment, “I wish I had more time at home.” Often it came from over scheduled families who may not get uniforms washed between games as they chase around from one field to another. Folks welcomed “rain-out” weekends or snow days that provided a break to catch up on laundry, cleaning and organizing, planting or lists we tend to keep on the counter for “when we have time.”
Spirit Matters will be meeting in-person at church in November with an option to join in via Zoom. Please join us at St. Luke’s on Monday, November 15 at 7:00 pm. Our topic will be Lectio Divina or “sacred reading.”
The St. Luke’s Council invites you to celebrate Pastor Johnson’s ministry on Sunday, November 28, following the second service in Henderson Hall. There will be a receiving line and light refreshments served.