A WORLD THAT’S HURTING
HOW YOU CAN HELP TODAY
in Ukraine, Afghanistan and South America
The Fourth Sunday after Pentecost
July 3, 2022, 10:30 a.m.
The Rev. Nick Phares, Celebrant
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–>Service Bulletin
The Third Sunday after Pentecost
June 26, 2022, 10:30 a.m.
The Rev. Nick Phares’ sermon:
“We have work to do.”
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Dear Sunday School Parents,
We just finished a great school year of Godly Play and music classes! Thank you for sharing your precious children with Teresa and me. We will be taking a break from Sunday School during the summer months and will resume when school starts again. We may get together for an activity sometime during the summer and we will keep you posted. Teresa Phares will be at St. Crispin's all summer as camp director. There is still time to sign up for this amazing opportunity at https://stcrispins.org/camp Also, in order to have a successful program again next fall, we will need more storytellers and volunteers. If you would like to become involved, please call or email me.
Thank You, Keeli Droege keelidroege@gmail.com 918-697-8509
ST. LUKE’S IN-PERSON SERVICES
SUNDAY AT 10:30 am – Holy Eucharist: Rite II
with online coverage on Zoom, Facebook Live and YouTube Live
(See links at the top of this page)
SUNDAY AT 8:00 am – Holy Eucharist: Rite I
In-person attendance without online coverage
FAITH FORUM SERIES with Fr. Nick – Every Sunday
9:15-10:15 am in Metcalf Hall
Book Discussion
The Path: A Journey Through the Bible
by Melody Wilson Shobe & David Creech
(Sunday school series for older teens and adults)
Meet Father Nick
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St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Where Our Doors & Our Arms
Are Wide Open To:
The Diversity of God’s People ♥ Differing Points of View
Those Searching for Community
Caring for Neighbors & Our Earth ♥ Thoughtful Questions about Faith
while drawing Strength from the Episcopal tradition