Adopt a Book
The Library Team has again pre-selected books for you to consider for donation to the library. The books will be available for browsing and purchasing on Sundays, March 27 and April 3, 2022. Here’s how it works:
The Library Team has again pre-selected books for you to consider for donation to the library. The books will be available for browsing and purchasing on Sundays, March 27 and April 3, 2022. Here’s how it works:
This week we journey with Jesus to Mount Olive as he approaches Jerusalem. At the sight of Jerusalem Jesus has an emotional moment: “Oh, Jerusalem!” he says. Matthew tells us that at the sight of the city and its history and present experience of suffering that “Jesus wept.” Luke tells us that Jesus looked upon the city with a mother’s heart: “How I would gather you like a mother hen gathers her chicks.” Our sermon will center on the compassion of Jesus, who today looks on the city of Kyiv and Park Ridge (where each of us bear our burdens as well as joys) and sees the suffering and enters it.
In this first Sunday in Lent, we watch as the Spirit leads Jesus to the wilderness without food, water, shelter or relationships. Join us this week as the season of Lent invites us to draw closer to God, even through temptation. We celebrate with Lincoln, and his loved ones, as we welcome Lincoln to God’s family and St. Luke’s through his baptism on Sunday.
The fresh snowfall this week brought the drab ground and sky back to a bright and shiny wonderland that glistens in the sun and forces you to put on sunglasses while driving. This shininess is just in time for our celebration of the Transfiguration of Jesus this weekend where we hear about the dazzling white and rays of shininess of Jesus on the mountaintop where the disciples experience the Glory of God. Come and join us in-person or online for worship.
Doors open at 9:30 pm, game room opens at 11 pm (pizza served beforehand). The event will conclude at 2 am. We are delighted that Bishop Yehiel Curry will join us for the lock-in this year!
Join us the first Saturday of every month for a regular family game night.
Lent begins Wednesday, March 2 with Ash Wednesday. Learn about upcoming events at St. Luke’s.
To many cultures shaped by Christian tradition, this pre-Lenten season is a time of celebration, a time to “eat and drink.” It is no wonder we think of partying, especially if we remember this year the season began with the story of Jesus making gallons and gallons of wine for a wedding celebration. Jesus ate and drink, and his disciples with him.
Spirit Matters will be gathering at church in the conference room on Monday, February 21 at 7:00 pm. with an option to join in via Zoom.
This Lent, we invite you to live more in harmony with God’s creation and to take on a habit that shows Care for God’s Creation.