Deaths
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Cynthia Watkins Watson
October 1, 2009; sister of Sut [Sue] Watkins III and aunt of Lawrence [Shelly] Greer, Jr.
___________ Peggy Parks Bowie Williamson
October 1, 2009; mother of Sandy Porter and grandmother of Gates and Houston.
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Edith Tolson Upchurch
October 2, 2009; mother of Edith Hunt.
Rest eternal grant to them, O Lord, and let light perpetual shine upon them.
Births
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Ellen "Elle" Ross Barron
September 26, 2009; daughter of Anna Kathryn and Ben Barron.
As they grows in age, may they also grow in grace and in the knowledge of
their Savior Jesus Christ.
Sunday Lectionary Readings
October 11
Nineteenth Sunday After Pentecost,
Year B
Job 23:1-9, 16-17
Psalm 22:1-15
Hebrews 4:12-16
Mark 10:17-31
Almighty and everlasting God, you are always more ready to hear than we to pray, and to give more than we either desire or deserve: Pour upon us the abundance of your mercy, forgiving us those things of which our conscience is afraid, and giving us those good things for which we are not worthy to ask, except through the merits and mediation of Jesus Christ our Savior; who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
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Clergy Thoughts
By the Rev.Stephen DeGweck
Let Your Light Shine
A small boy sat in church one Sunday with his parents while the pastor preached a sermon about the great saints of the Bible. Wishing to help him in understanding something of what went on in church, his mother afterwards asked him what he thought a saint was. "Those guys that the light shines through," came the boy's reply. At first his parents were puzzled, until they remembered a Sunday morning not long past, when he had asked them about the stained glass windows which surrounded the congregation in the little church. "Who are those people in the windows?" he had asked. "That's St. Matthew, that's St. John. that's St. Paul, that's St. Peter, and so on, said his mother, pointing out to him the striking figures in colored glass. "He's right," his parents said to one another. "Saints are people through whom the light shines."
How very true! Saints of God in every age have been those whose faith and life were a blessing to others. "Saint" is one of the most misunderstood words in the English language. Ask most people what a saint is, and you'll get something which sounds like a one-in-a-million person who is just extra good. "My grandmother is just a saint," someone will say. What they mean is that this person is singled out from others because of an outstanding record of good deeds, or the most exemplary character, or a sterling reputation for an upright life. But most of us would nervously mumble, "Me? I'm no saint!"
The problem is with the word-saint. We think it means something we can't be, or something that embarrasses us, so we turn away, and don't listen. But there's a broader meaning to the term "saint." Did you ever notice how Paul uses this word again and again at the beginning of nearly all his letters in the New Testament? To all the "saints" who are in Ephesus, or in Thessalonica, or Galatia, etc., etc. If we're to understand who we are as God's Church, we need to understand what Paul is talking about here. Is Paul addressing just an elite few? A holy minority? Of course not. Over and over, it's clear he's speaking to the whole congregation of wherever he's writing. He's talking to us!
So just what is a saint? Well, if you confess your faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, and believe that God gave his son to die for you, and have received the gift of baptism, then you are a saint-a chosen one. An imperfect chosen one, to be sure. Maybe a struggling, on-the-way, not-quite-there-yet, work-in-progess chosen one, but chosen nonetheless. You see, you and I are saints because of what God has done for us, not because of anything we have done. He loves me, and I respond to that. His grace becomes real in my life when I realize what he's done for me, when I really hear and understand the gospel, when it stops being words in a book and becomes footprints on my life, and I say "yes" to God. God's love is a light which brightens my life and lights my path. That light chases away the darkness which fills my life. And when my life shines with the brightness of God's forgiving grace, then I can become a channel for that grace to others.
As I grow in my walk with Christ, that light shines forth more and more in all my actions and relationships. It's a privilege to, as Jesus said, "let your light be seen by others." This is our calling, to be people through whom the light of Christ shines, brightening the darkness which fills so many people's lives, and driving it away with the light of Christ's forgiving presence. Is the light of Christ shining in you? Are you one of those "saints," those "guys the light shines through?"
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Saint Luke's Day
We will celebrate Saint Luke's Day on October 18th! The Very Rev. Samuel T. Lloyd III, Dean of the Washington National Cathedral, will be our guest preacher at the 8am and 10:30am services. Reception to follow the 10:30am service in the Founder's Room. Please mark your calendars!
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Tickets on sale NOW for the
2010 Claypool Lecture
Friday, January 22
Ron Hall and Denver Moore, the authors of Same Kind of Different as Me, will be our 2010 Claypool Lecture speakers. Purchase your tickets on Sunday mornings in the courtyard or from Barbara Vandergriff at the church during the week.
To become better aquainted with the authors, read their book about the unlikely story about the unlikeliest of friends! You may also visit www.samekindofdifferentasme.com
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Thinking Of Someone Who
Might Be Good On The Vestry?
In the coming weeks, the vestry nominating committee will be assembling names for our upcoming vestry elections. If you have any suggestions for parishioners to be considered, please submit these names to Johnailla Wright (802-6208) by Friday, October 9. Our parish by-laws require that candidates be active, pledging, confirmed adult members, and if they have previously served, been off the vestry for at least three years.
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Updating the Founders Room
Some exciting changes have taken place in the Founders Room! Suzie Dickinson, Karen Irons, and Jim Beard have been hard at work to feature some of our Saint Luke's history in a stunning way. Stop by and see what they've done!
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Holiday Market
Continues Through October
On Sunday mornings in October we will feature our Holiday Market in the courtyard! You will have an opportunity to purchase the following items and benefit some of our Saint Luke's ministries.
9th-Grade Confirmation Class: Krispy Kreme Doughnuts (presale)
PreSchool Partners: Pre-sales for barbecue, Christmas trees, wreaths, and garland
Saint Luke's Day School: Cheese straws and cookies
Parish Choir: Indian River Citrus Fruit
2010 Claypool Lectures: Tickets
ECW: Pre-Sale Advent Wreaths and booklets
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Candlelight Service of Remembrance
and Holy Eucharist
On Thursday, November 5th at 7 p.m., St. Luke's will
offer a Candlelight Service of Holy Eucharist and Remembrance in the chapel.
This service, led by the Rev. Steve DeGweck, is especially intended as a
ministry to those who are mourning the loss of loved ones, and is open to
member and non-member alike. The lessons, prayers, and homily will focus
on the experience of loss and will lift up our hope of eternal life in Jesus
Christ. The liturgy will be taken from the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer.
During the service, those desiring will be able to light a candle in memory of
their loved one and as a testimony of our faith in Jesus as the Light of the
World and our comforter in sorrow. Candles will be provided. No reservations
are needed. If you'd like more information, call Steve at 205-802-6203.
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Searchers!
Searchers will meet Monday, Oct. 12 at 10:30 a.m. in
Room 214. Bring a sandwich.
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Flu Shots are Wednesday!
This Wednesday, October 7
2:00 pm to 6:00 pm, Founders Room
Once again, we will offer flu shots for those eighteen years of age and older. The cost is $30. If you have Medicare, you will not be charged, but you must bring your card, so we can bill Medicare.
Please note: These shots are for the seasonal flu only; we do not have a vaccine for the H1N1 virus at this time. For more information, please contact Carol Pearce (802-6209).
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Enjoy BBQ for a Football Weekend
and Benefit PreSchool Partners
Saturday, October 17!
Fall, football, and real barbeque!! The men of Saint Luke's will set up their cookers in the church parking lot on Friday evening and will sell barbecue on Saturday morning, October 17! You may purchase sandwiches ($5 each) or by the pound ($10/pound). All proceeds will benefit PreSchool Partners. To pre-order your barbecue, contact Matt Sheffield (871-1109 or mvs2927@yahoo.com).
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Mark Your Calendar For Lessons and Carols at Sewanee
The Service of Christmas Lessons and Carols in the beautiful candle-lit chapel of the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee is an experience to remember! Once again, Saint Luke's will provide an organized bus trip for those who wish to attend the service as a group. This year's service takes place on Saturday, December 5th. The cost is $85 per person and includes tickets for reserved seating by church group, motor coach transportation to the campus, all pick-ups and drop-offs, and a catered dinner at the Sewanee Inn. We will depart around 8:30 am that morning and plan to return same day by midnight. Due to prohibitive cost increases, it was decided that staying over Saturday night was not feasible this time.
We have been guaranteed thirty-five tickets, available to Saint Luke's members on a first-come, first-served basis. Your check for full payment must accompany your reservation in order for the reservation to be considered final. The group will be hosted by Mark and Mary Sue LaGory and Steve and Dawn DeGweck. Checks should be payable to Saint Luke's with Lessons and Carols noted in the memo section of you check. You may give your check to Mark, Steve, or clergy secretary Barbara Vandergriff in the Church Office. Don't delay! Make your reservations today for one of our region's most memorable holiday experiences.
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FAITH
Christmas Tree Sale!
Taking orders NOW
through November 15th!!
Pricing:
7-8 ft Frazier Fir $80 ($55 tax deductible)
8-9 ft. Frazier Fir $100 ($70 tax deductible)
9-10 ft. Frazier Fir $125 ($85 tax deductible)
25 ft. Fir/Pine Garland $25 ($15 tax deductible)
36 in. Fir/Pine Wreath $45 ($23 tax deductible)
Home Delivery - $35
Pick-up December 2 and December 5
at Saint Luke's Church
For more information or to place an order:
Lella Carl - 951-5151
Hunter Keller - 568-2563
All proceeds benefit PreSchool Partners, a preschool for at risk children and their parents.
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Subscribe to our NEW Podcast!!
You can now subscribe to the Saint Luke's podcast! Enjoy listening to sermons and teachings from the clergy of Saint Luke's, updated every week. Search for "Saint Luke's" in iTunes, or click here to follow step-by-step instructions.
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Volunteers Needed For Birmingham Hospitality Network
Saint Luke's will again host BHN families during the week of October 18. We need volunteers for a variety of tasks, such as preparing meals, serving meals, setting up rooms, laundry, spending the night, and more. To volunteer, look for the sign-up board in Claypool Commons on Sunday mornings, or contact Kim Kimberlin (kkimberlin@peds.uab.edu or 879-6937).
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Special Eagle Scout Ceremony
at the Norwood Resource Center
Adam Wilson (left)and John Somerall received their Eagle Scout badge on
Sunday, Sept. 27, 2009. The ceremony for this high honor was held at the
Norwood Resource Center since this is where the Scouts completed their
projects. The boys built picnic tables, benches, and a raised flower bed
which have beautified the Resource Center and will be something that all who
use the Center can enjoy. Several St. Luke's members attended the
inspirational ceremony and Rich Webster made some remarks and led us in prayer.
The Norwood Resource Center is one of St. Luke's Outreach projects and it is
wonderful to see some of our younger parishoners becoming involved. The
St. Luke's family should be very proud of John and Adam for their wonderful
accomplishment (only 1 out of 100 boy scouts receive their Eagle Badge) and we
give them our congratulations!
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Shades Creek Cleanup a Success!
A dozen
vigorous souls from Saint Luke's Stewardship of Creation Committee, Senior
Youths and Scout Troop 86 joined with 5 dozen more from across the community to
pick up trash on Saturday, September 26 from Shades Creek or from South Lakeshore Drive
which runs along it. Our group had the area from the Armory to Mountain Brook High School, and found more trash than
our black bags could handle.
In all, the
various teams cleaned for two hours or more in about 5 different areas,
collecting two truckloads full of trash.
One group found the front and back bumpers of a car and one of our
scouts located two hubcaps which were kept as trophies. Father Steve didn't try to haul out the
dumpster he found, and that's a good thing, because it has defied all plans to
remove it for some years. However, he
did come back with so much other trash that we had to find extra bags for it. We were amazed at the number of plastic bags
caught in trees and shrubs at high-water marks, but found fewer cans and
bottles than we had expected.
Participants include Dianne
Mize, Chloe Kinderman, William Morris
(12th birthday that day) and Austin Monaghan, Father Steve
DeGweck, Jack Mize, Joyce Lanning,
John Morris and Miriam Davies, Mills Nesbitt and Jake Sansom. Thanks to scouting dad, John Morris, who
brought the Alabama Power Company orange grabbers which were a big help and to
Tranum who hauled the muddy creek crawlers in his red truck!
This was the 11th
year that Friends of Shades Creek has held a cleanup - and hopefully Saint
Luke's will be helping from now on. A
good time was had by all!
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Joyce Lanning
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A Spirituality & Recovery Retreat
God is in Charge
October 30 - November 1
The Episcopal Diocese of Alabama Department of Recovery Ministries is sponsoring a retreat at Camp McDowell the weekend of October 30. The focus of the retreat is "God is in Charge" and Malachy McCool, an ordained Catholic priest, is the retreat leader. For more information, contact Sarah Sartain (715-2060, ext 314 or ssartain@dioala.org) or pick up a brochure and registration form in Claypool Commons.
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Please Save
Leftover Roll Pans
Soon the ECW will begin making Advent wreaths and need your disposable round roll pans. Please place them in the box behind the receptionist's desk. We want roll pans only; pie tins do not work. Thank you!
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Menders Needed for
Saint Martin's
Do you have two hours every month or so to help re-stitch hems, sew buttons, and do general mending for the residents of Saint Martin's? A group meets the first Tuesday of each month, from 9:30 am to 11:30 am at Saint Martin's. You do not need to be an experienced seamstress. If your fingers can sew on a button, we are happy to have you! For more information, please call Claudia Reach (960-6329).
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We are in need of medical equipment for our loaner
closet. This has become a ministry for our own parish as well as a
community outreach for our most needy citizens. There has been great support
for this project. At the current time we are low on the following items:
Wheelchairs, walkers, bedside commodes, shower benches and canes with the
pronged feet (quad cane).These items can be dropped by the church during
regular Monday through Friday hours. Due to safety reasons we do not except
equipment with fabric that requires sanitizing or electrical equipment other
than wheelchairs. Contact Carol Pearce with any questions - 205-802-6209.
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Rotation Schedule
Sunday, October 11th
1st-5th Grades will meet together in Room 216.
Rotation Canned Food Drive
The first, second, fourth, and fifth graders will be collecting canned food items now until Wednesday, November 18th to benefit Bridge Ministries through the holidays. The bins are outside Mrs. Emily's office (220). Please feel free to bring by your cans and place them in one of the grade's buckets any time! Some suggestions of items to be donated are canned meat and fish, dried beans and peas, peanut butter, canned fruits and vegetables, powdered or canned milk, oatmeal, rice and pasta.
Third Grade Bible 101
If your child did not receive a Bible and still wants one, please contact Mrs. Emily (802-6211 or eboles@saint-lukes.com .
Sixth- Grade Seekers
The sixth-grade class had a great start and plans to keep it up. If you are not receiving their class emails please contact Mrs. Emily (eboles@saint-lukes.com). Their next fellowship outing will be Friday, October 2nd...Tailgating at MBHS from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. in the high school parking lot. Be on the lookout for an email with all these details and more. Hope to see you there!
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Youth Announcements!
Friday, October
9th
Tailgating
at Mountain Brook High School!! Come join us for hot dogs and hamburgers before
the big game against Hoover! Look for
the van around 5:30pm.
Friday, October
9th**
Jr.
and Sr. EYC Lock-In!!!
Will start around 10pm after the
Mtn. Brook Hoover football game and will end at 7am on Sat morning.
Sunday, October
11th
NO Jr. or Sr.
EYC
Sunday,
October 18th
EYC
Laser Tag!!
Meet at the church at 5p.m. in
the parking lot and we will head to play Laser Tag! We will have dinner while
we are there. Pick up will be back at
the church at 9:00 p.m.
Monday,
October 19th
Senior High Girls Bible Study!
Meet at the Webster's House!
6:00p.m. - 7:00p.m.
**Parents please note that this will be a combined Jr. and Sr. EYC Lock-In instead of the original planned separate Lock-In. There will no longer be a lock-in the weekend of November 20th.**
Also, if you would like to help provide snacks for the Lock-In please contact Lindsay (ljoe@saint-lukes.com) Thanks!
Don't Forget!!
The Youth are collecting canned goods for the month of October. The bins for each groups (Jr., Sr., and Confirmation) are located in their Sunday School rooms.
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Wednesday Night Programs
Supper: 5:30 to 6:30 - Graham Hall
Programs: 6:30 to 7:15, unless otherwise noted
Supper for the whole family begins at 5:30 pm in Graham Hall, followed by programs for adults, youth, and children. Feel free to come for supper only if your schedule does not permit you to stay for the programs.
Nursery for Infants through Three-Year-Olds
Infants to 24-months Room 130A
Nursery for Two's and Three's Room 125
CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS
4K and 5K - Level I Atrium
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd - Room 220
6:30 pm to 7:15 pm
1st, 2nd, & 3rd Graders - Level II Atrium
Catechesis of the True Vine - Room 110
6:30 pm to 7:15 pm
4th, 5th, and 6th-Graders
Bible Games - Room 214
6:30 pm to 7:15 pm
Cherub Choir - Room 111
Five-Years through Second-Grade
Wednesdays - 5:45 pm to 6:25 pm
Carolers Choirs - Children's Chapel
Third-Grade through Seventh Grade
Wednesdays - 5:45 pm to 6:25 pm
YOUTH PROGRAMS
Both Junior and Senior EYC meet at 5:30 pm in Graham Hall for dinner with the parish. We have our very own EYC tables in Graham Hall! After dinner, we will have Bible study and fellowship: JEYC in Room 224, and the SEYC in the Lighthouse (3822 South Cove Drive).
ADULT PROGRAMS
Dinner and the Movies with Your Saint Luke's Family
6:30 pm - Graham Hall
Rather than "gather and scatter," we're asking Saint Lukers to eat supper and watch a movie together. Rob Bell's short films teach lessons and raise questions about faith with entertaining and stimulating images.
Financial Peace University
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm - Room 232
Please note time is different than other programs
In this video-based small group study, Dave Ramsey teaches families how to beat debt, build wealth, and give like never before. Learn how to save money, live on a budget, communicate about money, find bargains, and experience the joy giving out of abundance. Dave is funny as well as insightful, explaining sound personal financial principles with an entertaining style that is never dull. The cost for the course and materials is $99.51 per family. For information or to register, contact Rebecca DeBow (802-6202 or rdebow@saint-lukes.com).
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Adult Sunday School
9:15 to 10:15 am
Newcomers Class
This ongoing class will be taught in a repeating, three part cycle, and will be available to anyone wishing to learn more about Saint Luke's and our various ministries. Classes will focus on the Episcopal Church, Saint Luke's, and finding a ministry. The goal is to help to assimilate and educate newcomers, casual visitors, and those considering a deeper commitment, such as confirmation. The Tilson Room, The Rev. Rich Webster
Studying Our Sunday Scriptures
Using a lecture/discussion format, Father Steve relates Sunday readings to their place in the themes of the season of the church year and to everyday Christian living. Discover how the Scriptures of the day reflect on each other and explore their historical context. Room 225, The Rev. Stephen DeGweck.
Faithful Parents Raising Faithful Children, II,
All are welcome to attend this class. Room 232, Barbara Johnson, PhD. and the Rev. Christopher Girata. Here is the schedule of speakers and topics for the month of October:
October 11 - PARENTING MYTHS
October 18 & 25 - Guest Speaker: Dale Wisely, PhD.
November 1 - PARENTING STRATEGIES: How to become a more effective parent (Focus: Parents of Pre-Teen Students)
November 8 - DISCIPLINE STRATEGIES THAT WORK
November 15 - DEVELOPING YOUR CHILD'S EMOTIONAL HEALTH
November 22 - SOLUTIONS TO SIBLING CONFLICT
November 29 - TEEN YEARS - LIVING WITH PARADOX
December 6 - TEEN YEARS - CONTINUED
People on a Journey, Meeting Jesus in Prayer,
Guests will share their stories of experiencing Jesus' presence in prayer. Room 212.
October 11 Tom
Garrett
Was That Real? Stories of Answered Prayer and Not
October 18 John Douglas
Knowing and Doing: A Journey of Discernment
Chris Heckemeyer
Listening Presence: An Experience of Silent Retreat
October 25 The
Honorable Drayton Nabers
Prayer
Anticipating
a large crowd, we will meet in Graham Hall
November 1 Joe Howell, Ph.D.
Dreams and Prayer
A
renowned psychologist speaks on this mysterious communication between God and
humanity.
November 8 Janis Cole
Praying with Others
Stories
of Perseverance and God's Faithfulness
November 15 Rob Waudby
Fasting and Centering Prayer
Profound
Blessing from Uncommon Prayer
November 22 Tina Darnall
Writing Prayer Can Reveal the
Truth-about You and God
November 29 Rebecca DeBow
Finding a Place to Pray
December 6 Vicki Gaston
Intercessory Prayer at Advent House
Living the Questions
Living the Questions is a video/ discussion series intended as an alternative to studies that supply all the answers; instead it sees faith as a journey. Facilitators, with the help of videos and a directed discussion, will create an environment where participants explore faith as a personal journey relevant to lives in the 21st century. As course materials suggest "it hopes to expose people to the ideas and concepts that have been taught and discussed for generations in our seminaries, but don't usually get discussed in churches." Living the Questions is for those yearning for something more than the shallow platitudes that often pass for theology. It's for those who want a class that encourages questions and dialogue. The class explores the best of modern theological thought in an open, accepting environment that invites people to share their thoughts and experiences safely. Each film segment is self-contained and deals with an important aspect of our faith journey. Theologians such as Borg, Brueggeman, Crossan, Fox, Kung, and others, offer their thoughts on a range of topics from reading the Bible, the life of Jesus, Paul's message, the Rapture, social justice, the reality of evil, prayer, the meaning of kingdom, etc. Founders Room, The Rev. Mark LaGory, Victor Darley-Usmar, Chris Heckemeyer, and Sandra Watson
Inquirers' Class
Begins November 1
Are you interested in being confirmed or received as an Episcopalian? Taught by the Rev. Richmond Webster.
See meeting dates below:
Sundays, November 1 and 8, 9:30 am to 10:15 am; Chapel
Wednesdays, November 4 and 11, 6:30 pm; Room 232
Sunday, November 15,
Instructed Eucharist and Dinner 6:00 pm. Claypool Commons
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Adult Christian Education
Mid-Week Offerings
MONDAY
Level I Catechesis Training
Room 225
Beth Moore Bible Study
Monday mornings from 9:30 - 11:00 and Monday evening from 5:30 - 7:00, Room 224.
Seasons: A study and support group for mothers with young children. 10:30 am to 11:45 am, Tilson Room. This class does NOT meet the first Monday of each month.
Becoming a Disciple through Bible Study: A thirty-four week overview of the Old and New Testaments. 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm, Small Dining Room.
Men's Bible Study:
6:30 am, Tilson Room.
Short Term Disciple Bible Study:
Invitation to John
9:00-10:30 am, Dining Room
A Bible study and support group for mothers of elementary age school children. Noon, Room 214.
Women's Bible Study
5:00 pm to 6:00 pm, Tilson Room.
WEDNESDAY
Men's Bible Study and Breakfast
7:00 am, Graham Hall.
Listening Hearts, Book Study and Breakfast.
Class size is limited. Contact Rebecca (802-6202 or rdebow@saint-lukes.com) to express your interest.
Wednesday Night Supper & Programs
5:30 pm in Graham Hall, followed by programs adults, youth, and children.
Financial Peace University
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Room 232
THURSDAY
Bishop's Bible Study
A Bible study for women led by the Rector.
10:30 am, Room 232.
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Cystic Fibrosis Mini March
Saint Luke's Day School will host a mini march October 9 to raise money for Cystic Fibrosis. All children/parents participating will bring their bikes/trikes/strollers/wagons to school on October 9 and will have the opportunity to ride around the parking lot during school hours. Please come out and support our school and this great cause. You can also sponsor a child participating in this mini march. All children riding bikes/trikes must wear a helmet. Please contact TaraKy (tbarnes@saint-lukes.com or 871-3453) if you have any questions.
Fall School Pictures
CandidKids Portraits will be here October 13-16 to take fall individual and classroom pictures. Please look for your child's classroom specific day and time as it gets closer.
Speech and Language Screening
Over the Mountain Speech, Language, and Learning Services will be at our school October 15 to offer Speech and Language Screening for your child for a small fee. Please look for a sign-up sheet the week of the screening.
Child Safety
Guard-a-Kids will be at our school October 22 to offer an opportunity you to have a digital child identification system. Each parent will receive a complete identification and safety package for each child. More information will be available closer to the date of the event.
Trunk or Treat
Mark your calendars for the Day Schools 2nd Annual Trunk or Treat on Wednesday, October 28, following dinner at 5:30pm in Graham Hall. This is a fun and safe way to allow children to "trick or treat" in a closed in and supervised area. If you are interested in hosting a space and opening up your trunk to children, please call the Day School at 871.3453 and talk to Cheryl or TaraKy.
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New Email Address?
So you won't miss any of the Saint Luke's digital newsletters, be sure to let Nancy Cain in the office know if your email address changes. Contact her at (ncain@saint-lukes.com or 802-6200).
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