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Author Timothy Keller uses the parable of the prodigal son to reveal an unexpected message of hope and salvation. Within that parable Jesus reveals God's prodigal grace toward both the irreligious and the moralistic. This book will challenge both the devout and skeptics to see Christianity in a whole new way. Book available on Amazon, etc.
Love is at the heart of our faith and our lives. But even with the best intentions, we don’t always know how to get love right, even (especially?) in a couple relationship. You are invited to learn more about the neuroscience of love and how you can use it to create a better relationship with your partner that will enhance the quality of your life.
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Calling all volunteers...
Are you a Weed Warrior? a Gutter Getter? or a Hose Down Hero? Maybe you prefer the Trash Troop or the Brush Brigade. Whatever your area of expertise, St. Luke's needs your help in cleaning up the grounds. Bring your tools, wear your jeans and join the St. Luke's Spring Cleanup Crew.
It’s time for all hands on deck, or should we say grass. 😉 Let’s get this place looking sharp and praise-worthy.
SIGN UP TODAY! See signup sheet outside the office for work schedule, job duties, and tools needed.
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with us with a Make-Your-Own Breakfast Burrito Bar!
Music, Pinatas and Fun.
You heard that right… Christy French is back, sharing her beautiful, meditative music with us once again. Join us the 1st Monday of the month as we sit back and enjoy relaxing and healing music for the soul and body.
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Why does Believe Outloud Still Matter? We have a beautiful welcome statement and we are an official Believe Outloud congregation--but the work isn't over! Come hear about how the work of our Believe Outloud group continues. We will discuss how LGBTQ+ people face particular dangers at all ages and in all life stages, including issues facing LGBTQ+ people in Fort Collins and especially CSU students. Then we will discuss ways large and small that Believe Outloud at St. Luke's and the Diocese of Colorado can help this vulnerable population.
Believe Outloud: A Time to Seek, Part 1, What words should we use? This session explores how language for sexuality and gender have changed, how to know which words to use, and how our gender and sexual identities relate to our Christian faith. We will use A Time to Seek, a book about faith, gender, and sexuality, as our guide for reading and discussion. More information about this resource can be found here: http://religiousinstitute.org/timetoseek/
Believe Outloud: A Time to Seek, Part 2, What does Scripture Say? In this session, we will explore what the Bible really says about sexuality, gays and lesbians, and gender itself. Certain passages are often used as evidence of why homosexuality is a sin, but do we understand these Bible verses? We will explore the relationship of translation in our understanding of the Bible and how better understanding encourages us to welcome and love all people. We will use A Time to Seek, a book about faith, gender, and sexuality, as our guide for reading and discussion. More information about this resource can be found here: http://religiousinstitute.org/timetoseek/
Believe Outloud: Readers’ Theatre of Hearts Unbound, story of Ruth Join us to read a dramatization of the Book of Ruth as a way of examining how we treat those different from us. Participants will read from a script and afterward we will reflect on our own experiences with loving our neighbors. We will read from a series of short plays, meant to be read rather than performed, called Hearts Unbound, by David R. Weiss
Believe Outloud: Readers’ Theatre of Hearts Unbound, story of Jesus' Encounter with the Canaanite Woman Join us to read a dramatization of the story of Jesus and the Canaanite woman as a way of examining how we treat those different from us. Participants will read from a script and afterward we will reflect on our own experiences with loving our neighbors. We will read from a series of short plays, meant to be read rather than performed, called Hearts Unbound, by David R. Weiss.
Join the Episcopal Church in Colorado as we walk in the Pride Denver parade on Sunday morning. No Spiritual Deepening program this week.
Mondays at noon or Wednesdays at 7am - Adult Spiritual Deepening Group
Tuesdays at 9:30am at Sprouts Market (not 2nd Tuesday of the month): Singles on the Go 55+ Coffee
