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Our response to Covid-19
People of God,
In order to seek the good of our neighbor and prevent the possible transmission of illness, St. Luke pastors and Council have implemented the following:
Beginning immediately, the buildings and property of St. Luke Lutheran Church are closed. All physical gatherings, including worship, Children’s Ministry, Middle School Ministries, SLY, musical ensembles, fellowship events, and Bible studies are to be suspended until it is safe for us to resume them.
This means there will be no worship on site until otherwise notified. This also means that the offices will be closed. Should you call the office, please leave a message: we will check the voicemail messages daily. For faster response, please email: office@stlukechurch.com. St. Luke’s staff and ministry teams are still at work, but are working from home.
In order to continue to Worship + Connect + and Serve, we will offer the following opportunities to St. Luke and the wider community:
Our Social Concerns has already been proactive in supporting area food pantries – giving NEFP and Neighborhood House the full amount budgeted for them for the year so that they can provide for financially vulnerable families during this season.
This is an opportunity for us to practice worshiping, connecting, and serving in new ways as we seek to love our neighbor as ourselves. We will update you on any changes.
May the God of love guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus our Lord. Amen.
Pastor Beth and the Church Council
In order to seek the good of our neighbor and prevent the possible transmission of illness, St. Luke pastors and Council have implemented the following:
Beginning immediately, the buildings and property of St. Luke Lutheran Church are closed. All physical gatherings, including worship, Children’s Ministry, Middle School Ministries, SLY, musical ensembles, fellowship events, and Bible studies are to be suspended until it is safe for us to resume them.
This means there will be no worship on site until otherwise notified. This also means that the offices will be closed. Should you call the office, please leave a message: we will check the voicemail messages daily. For faster response, please email: office@stlukechurch.com. St. Luke’s staff and ministry teams are still at work, but are working from home.
In order to continue to Worship + Connect + and Serve, we will offer the following opportunities to St. Luke and the wider community:
- A live-stream service via Facebook on Sunday mornings (9:30 am)
- A high-quality audio recording of each Sunday’s sermon, accessible on our website
- A weekly email with worship materials that people can use at home and other church related news
- A Telephone Barrage (or Visitation) Ministry – volunteers calling members and others to check in on them
- Opportunities to gather online using Google Chat or similar platforms for prayer, Bible study, other activities
- Opportunities to give online, via our website or text-to-give (503) 741-2246. Offerings can also be left in the locked drop box outside of the Office door.
- Ideas and creative ways that we as a church can continue to serve our community
Our Social Concerns has already been proactive in supporting area food pantries – giving NEFP and Neighborhood House the full amount budgeted for them for the year so that they can provide for financially vulnerable families during this season.
This is an opportunity for us to practice worshiping, connecting, and serving in new ways as we seek to love our neighbor as ourselves. We will update you on any changes.
May the God of love guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus our Lord. Amen.
Pastor Beth and the Church Council