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.
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.
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
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!
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.
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.”
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
Start the New Year with the Men’s Breakfast, Tuesday, January 4 at 8:30 a.m. The pancakes and all the trimmings will be served in Henderson Hall.
As 2021 comes to an end, either on New Year’s Eve or any time, we invite you to use our meditation from 2020 to take time to look to the new year as you listen to music played by Anne Krentz Organ as you view images of St. Luke’s. You may wish to choose readings and reflections that have meaning to you or to use this guide for scripture and reflective reading.
If you love to read, you’ll want to join the Page Turners Book Club. They are gearing up for the new year with a brand new book for each month of the year.
Due to pandemic restrictions, the annual Candlelight Service of Lessons and Carols will be held online again this year. Our musicians have created a wonderful program that you will not want to miss. Read more for the details.