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Upcoming Events!
Lutheran World Relief Ingathering is happening NOW through April 28. Feel free to make a kit and drop it in the LWR box in the ministry center. More information is available here. Questions or concerns, please contact Emily at emily@stlukechurch.com.
St. Luke Parking Policy Update
Please help us to be effective in the parking plan, preserving our weldome in the community while meeting the needs of the church. Please register your vehicle here. If you have registered previously, see the volunteers in the Narthex on Sundays, April 14, 21 & 28 to pick up your parking permit decal. If you haven't registered our volunteers can assist. Please read here for frequently asked questions about parking for members, visitors, partners, and residents of The Gabe. |
Table Talk with Rev. Dr. Mark Brocker - Following Martin Luther's example, we gather and discuss topics pertaining to life and faith. Join us in the discussion of “What Would Jesus Drive?” Saturday, April 27, 1pm (please note time change) in Conference Room and Tuesday, April 30, 7pm on Zoom. For more information, please read here. Future Table Talks:
Wednesday Church Night & Spring Concert
April 1, 6pm. Join us for fellowship and dinner hosted by Verde Cocina in Fellowship Hall followed by a Spring Concert in the Sancturary at 6:45pm. For more information, please contact our Music Director, Gerry Brenes at Gerry@stlukechurch.com. Suggested contribution is $7/person and $20/family. |
Coming Home to Earth
Wednesday Evening (7:00–8:00p) meets May 8, 15, 22, 29, June 5, 12 & 26 on Zoom
In 2016 our Theologian-in-Residence Dr. Mark Brocker published a book on faith and ecology entitled Coming Home to Earth. This class will focus on key themes in that book. Each class session will highlight insights from one chapter of Coming Home to Earth. It is urgent that we recognize that our well-being as human beings is intimately connected with the well-being of Earth and all its inhabitants. Dr. Brocker is especially concerned about what will motivate people of faith to take action. Love of God and love of neighbor are classic core values in our faith tradition that motivate us to take action. Love of creation and love of self are other key core values that can motivate us to address pressing ecological issues. For topics of sessions, please read here.
TEXT: Coming Home to Earth (Eugene: Wipf and Stock, 2016). Copies are available in the St. Luke Office for $20 each.
ZOOM LINK: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82945431011?pwd=wVrdbqO0EGPuxH5RXysQNZyY46oXUM.1
Meeting ID: 829 4543 1011
Passcode: 503471
Wednesday Evening (7:00–8:00p) meets May 8, 15, 22, 29, June 5, 12 & 26 on Zoom
In 2016 our Theologian-in-Residence Dr. Mark Brocker published a book on faith and ecology entitled Coming Home to Earth. This class will focus on key themes in that book. Each class session will highlight insights from one chapter of Coming Home to Earth. It is urgent that we recognize that our well-being as human beings is intimately connected with the well-being of Earth and all its inhabitants. Dr. Brocker is especially concerned about what will motivate people of faith to take action. Love of God and love of neighbor are classic core values in our faith tradition that motivate us to take action. Love of creation and love of self are other key core values that can motivate us to address pressing ecological issues. For topics of sessions, please read here.
TEXT: Coming Home to Earth (Eugene: Wipf and Stock, 2016). Copies are available in the St. Luke Office for $20 each.
ZOOM LINK: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82945431011?pwd=wVrdbqO0EGPuxH5RXysQNZyY46oXUM.1
Meeting ID: 829 4543 1011
Passcode: 503471