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April is World Autism Month. In recent years, society has begun referring to this celebration of neurodiversity as Autism Acceptance (rather than Awareness) Month. This moniker reflects the fact that at a time when at least 1 in 36 individuals is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), awareness is presumed....
Dear St. Luke’s family, As we journey through Lent together, we’re invited to reflect on how we can live out Christ’s love in real and meaningful ways. One way we do that is through our Lenten Offering, which supports organizations that are making a real difference in people’s lives. This...
Dear St. Lukers, As we prepare our hearts and minds for worship in the wilderness this Sunday, we hope you are using your Lenten Guide along the way to Learn the story of Mary and Jesus in John 12. I love the power of the story of Mary anointing Jesus...
Watch the video message below from Pastor Jenn as we seek to BeWildered this Lenten season. We invite you to go into the wilderness with us, and we have created a Lenten Guide to help guide you on your journey with daily prompts, prayers, and more. Click here to view/download...
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. “Most people get a bit heavier over the holidays,” says Dr. Kenneth Rolston, a retired MD Anderson infectious disease specialist who was 66 when he was diagnosed. “But I’d been losing weight steadily for about four months and I was not trying to. I...
As we celebrate Black History Month, I feel compelled to share some reflections on why this time is so meaningful to me and our church community. We have come a long way since Negro History Week was established in 1926, evolving into Black History Month in 1969. Yet, we must...
Black history is not an exclusive term, rather, it is used to highlight the contributions of countless Americans to our society. We have to understand Black history is American history. We can not have one without the other. From pioneering cultural movements, advancements in the arts, science, and politics, to...
Dear St. Lukers, I hope that you have begun to explore and reflect on your BE “star words” you were given earlier this year. In worship and online over the last six weeks, our pastors have challenged us to consider these BE words and sayings: Be Guided, Be Loved, Be...
Dear St. Lukers, Presence. It’s a word that has come to have more meaning in my life as I’ve moved through the years. These last few Christmases we have given our kids the gift of an experience – just heading out for a few days together to be present with...
Hello, St. Lukers! How is it going with your practice of BEing? Being Guided, Being Ready, Being Loved, and Being Bold have been our invitations so far this year, and this Sunday we begin a new worship series where we will spend the next five weeks talking about what it...
As Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and February is also American Heart Awareness month, it’s a good reminder for us all to focus on our hearts! Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S. One in five deaths occur due to heart disease and keeping...
I have been a Circles volunteer, or Ally, for a little over a year now, and I can honestly say it has been an incredibly impactful journey for me. As an Ally, you’re paired with a Circles Leader, an individual dedicated to transforming their economic situation, who embarks on a...
