The ultimate lock-in
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!
Monthly game night
Join us the first Saturday of every month for a regular family game night.
Caring for God’s Creation: A Lenten Journey
Lent begins Wednesday, March 2 with Ash Wednesday. Learn about upcoming events at St. Luke’s.
Spirit Matters
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.
Lenten discipline
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.
Souper Bowl of Caring
Our youth are joining with a national event of tackling hunger with the NFL. To support them, both non-perishable food items and financial gifts are welcome as part of the “Souper Bowl of Caring
Family Game Night
Please mark the date on your calendar!
Time: February 10, 2022 at 6:30-8:30 p m
Place: Henderson Hall
Join together with other St. Luke’s members, playing board games, card games—fun, mirth and merriment for the evening!
Men’s Breakfast
All St. Luke’s men are invited to a delicious pancake, sausage, juice and coffee breakfast on Tuesday, February 1, 2022, at 8:30 a.m. in Henderson Hall. Following breakfast, an interesting program will be presented by our speaker, Ken Lucchesi, the Director and Senior Manager of our Park Ridge Jewel-OSCO on Busse Highway.
Spirit Matters
Due to the surge in COVID from the omicron variant, there will be no in-person meeting for Spirit Matters in January. Our meeting, Monday, January 17, will be exclusively on Zoom. Please note this change from the previous announcement. We will begin at 7:00 p.m. and our topic will be “Peace.”
Our Remembering
It’s never been my habit to do a lot of baking during the Christmas season. It may be I was traumatized by the notoriously unreliable ovens in seminary apartment kitchens. (Apartment maintenance was not a priority for LSTC back in the cash-strapped 1970’s.) Or it may be as I started out in the parish there never seemed to be time for baking and other holiday activities. Or it may be I know if I bake, and we have goodies in the house – we will eat them