St. Luke's Episcopal Church

The Rev. Ed Bacon, preacher

Donate for the Essential Workers you love! March 2 from 10am-3pm in the Parish Hall. All blood is being tested for COVID-19 antibodies. Appointments are STRONGLY encouraged. First-time donors welcome! Visit redcrossblood.org and enter the sponsor code: stlukesatlanta.

Music at St. Luke's welcome Atlanta Chamber Brass this Friday at Noon for Lunchtime Live! Give yourself an Advent gift and join us for this fabulous concert: https://www.stlukesatlanta.org/advent-music-2020/

Liz reads "Llama Llama Holiday Drama" by Anna Dewdney

This morning's bulletin: https://s3.amazonaws.com/PDFsG/23+Pent+Nov+8+2020-final.pdf

The Rev. Horace Griffin, preacher

PROFILES in STEWARDSHIP the Big Love way. Listen to Lala Halsema talk about what makes St. Luke's special to her and her family: https://youtu.be/_ep_aCt_SoU

Ethan is back with another Max Lucado story and two fun songs!

Join us this Friday at 12pm as Lunchtime Live! continues with a performance by the Atlanta Chamber Brass. Their concert comes to us from Kennesaw State University and will be available at www.stlukesatlanta.org/live, the St. Luke's Atlanta YouTube channel, and St. Luke's Facebook page. #musicatstlukes #stlukesatlanta #atlantachamberbrass

Ed reads "In a Jar" by Deborah Marcero

Holy Comforter Drive By Concert Fundraiser

The Reverend Ed Bacon invites you to join us this Sunday for a very special worship service and an incredible post-election conversation with Cynthia Tucker!

At St Luke's, Atlanta, Advent began last Sunday with an array of greens to mark the preparation of and expectant waiting for the birth of Jesus Christ. The 4 c...andles mark the 4 weeks in Advent as well as the Light of God coming into the world. The greens include magnolia, cryptomeria, ruscus, azalea, pine, and cedar. See more

Ed Bacon welcomes former AJC editorial page editor Cynthia Tucker back to St. Luke's. Join them at 11 a.m. Sunday immediately following Holy Eucharist: https://www.stlukesatlanta.org/live/

Big Love at St. Luke's includes lifelong learning. Take a look: https://www.stlukesatlanta.org/blog/big-love-video-series/

Liz reads "Do Princesses Wear Hiking Boots?" by Carmela Coyle

Here is Presiding Bishop Michael Curry's sermon from last night's Holding on to Hope Vigil: https://bit.ly/34S9l5x

BIG LOVE Finds a Way for Montserrat and Mignon at St. Lukes: "Big Love allows us to be who we are, but to also share our differences in opinion....We get to have that community of faith where we can challenge one another and have good, serious, hard conversations that are important to your growth as a human and your spiritual growth and your relationship with Christ." #loveyourneighbor