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Fiddler on the RoofYou know the songs, you know the story—isn’t it time to experience the magic of “Fiddler on the Roof” in a live perform-ance? Don’t miss our upcoming production of this much-lovedmusical on Mother’s Day weekend. Performances are Saturday,May 9 at 7:30 PM and Sunday, May 10 at 4 PM in the St. Luke’sSanctuary. This fully staged production with orchestra and a 40-member cast is the result of a special collaboration of St.Luke’s and Congregation Beth-El Zedeck. The cast features mem-bers from both congregations with Bob Schneider, a member of Beth-El Zedeck, as Tevye, and former St. Luke’s Associate Pastor Carolyn Scanlan as Golde (pictured above).

Tickets are $18 for adults, $10 for children. A $36 Patron ticket includes reserved seating anda thank-you in the performance program. Tickets can be purchased from the Music Office duringthe week, in the West Passage on Sunday May 3, and at the door. Part of the proceeds will benefit the Interfaith Hunger Initiative and other congregational ministries.

SPECIAL GUEST Rev. Joe Johnson and the Lawrence EnsembleMay 31, 6PM, Robertson Chapel

Rev. Johnson (left) is a gifted preacher who combines his musical talentsto bring God’s message of peace, hope, and love. He is an Associate Pas-

tor at Lawrence United Methodist Church and is no stranger to St. Luke’s, havinggraced Later numerous times. Join the Later congregation for this special service.

Together In Ministry Everyday: Tradition!

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This month, we continue our focus on the ways we relate to God and to each other through our study of dif-ferent religious traditions. Our UnitedMethodist heritage means that whatwe do in worship, in fellowship, andin service is distinctly different fromour Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist orHindu friends, neighbors and co-workers. But we share a lot more incommon than you might think.

Look for the T.I.M.E. logo next to someTradition! opportunities being offeredthis month. Some highlights include:

• Sermon Series. Dr. Millard continues his Tradition! sermons in May with “Our Protestant Heritage” on May 3, “Our Episcopal Heritage” on May 10,and “Our Methodist Heritage” on May 17.

• “Talking Through Walls: How the Struggle to Build a Mosque Unites a Community.”See page 8 for more information on this inspiring film.

• St. Luke’s Membership Class. Saturday, May 16. Learn about underlying beliefsand outward expressions of faith that make our church what it is. Discover thehistory of our United Methodist Church and find ways to contribute to andbenefit from the St. Luke’s experience. See page 3 for registration details.

• Confirmation. Sunday, May 17. This is a special service for the confirmands, theirfamilies, friends and mentors, and the entire congregation as we welcome thenewest members of our faith.

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All classes, events and groups are open to all; church membership or affiliation are not required for participation. WELCOME TO ST. LUKE’S!

This issue lists upcoming events April through mid-May 2009.

The deadlines for submitting announcements for the 2009 COMMUNION MONTHLY:

May 11 for June issue (publishes 5/31)June 15 for July issue (publishes 7/5)

COMMUNION MONTHLY: a publication of St. Luke’s United Methodist Church100 W. 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46260317.846.3404 • www.stlukesumc.com

Send your announcements to Lori Crantford at [email protected] orleave them in her mailbox in the main office. Notices of births, deaths and weddings should be given to Sylvia Forbes ([email protected] or 846-3404x343) and can be left with her weekly to be published in the Worship Guide.

St. Luke’s is an open community of Christiansgathering to seek, celebrate, live and share the love

of God for all creation. We envision being transformed by God

and transforming the world into a

compassionate, just, inclusive, Christ-like community.

ADULT EDUCATION To pre-register for a class, contact DeAnna Moran at 317-846-3404 x367 or [email protected]. Oasis = Oasis Bookstore and Gift Shop located inside St. Luke’s.

BOOK GROUPS—New members welcome!

Café Conversations Wednesdays, 9:30-11AM, E105Books available in Oasis. Led by Dr. Marion Miller and Barbara Birdwell

In this guide for spiritual growth, The Cup of Our Life, authorJoyce Rupp shares how the cup is a rich symbol of life for herwith its emptiness and fullness, its brokenness and flaws,and all of its blessings. She explores how the cup (the opencup, the chipped cup, the broken cup, the blessing cup) hastaught her valuable faith lessons and offered opportunities todraw closer to God. Be inspired and encouraged with this im-agery and take some time to “fill your cup.”

BIBLE STUDY

Instruction for the Biblically ChallengedMondays, April 13–May 18 (skipping 4-20), 7-9PM, E107-109Registration recommended. Maximum class size: 60. Fee: $20 Childcare available upon request.Led by Ken Knowles

Learn background to the Bible, receive an overview of itscontent, and gain information to make the Bible more understandable. If you are new to studying the Bible orwant to “brush up” on your Bible knowledge, this class isfor you!

All-Church ConferenceThere will be an All-Church Conference (formerly the Church Council Meeting) on May13, 7PM in the Parlor for election of officers and approval of the Lay Leadership Report.


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Women’s Bible StudyWednesdays, April 15-May 13, 1-2:30PM, E105Living Faithfully as Friends and Family examines a section of the "Social Principles" of TheBook of Discipline and The Book of Resolutions. It engages participants in a lively applica-tion of United Methodist teaching related to changing gender roles in modern society; sacredworth and human diversity; death and dying; the meaning of Christian marriage; and con-flicting perspectives on human reproduction.

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Membership is Easy!

The next Membership Class is Saturday, May 16, 9AM-12:30PM. Registration is encouragedand childcare is available upon request. Contact Sylvia at 846-3404 x343 or [email protected]. Learn more about St. Luke’s and our United Methodist heritage from pastors andstaff members.

CARE MINISTRIES

Vacation Church School Volunteer & Student Sign-UpIt’s time for an extreme adventure with Camp Edge! VCS willtake place June 22-26. Our theme of camping, extremesports, and the idea that we can Experience God Everywhereis sure to capture every child’s attention. Parents can jointhe fun by volunteering. Student sign up takes place SundaysMay 3, 10 and 17 in the East Passage.

Fifth Grade ScheduleIf you are a parent of a fifth grader, please mark the follow-ing dates on your calendar:• May 3: 5th grade recognition during children’s church• May 8: last 4/5 Fellowship for the school year• May 8: 5th grade overnight at the Lodge• May 8: parent meeting for 5th graders transitioning

to the Lodge• May 17: 5th grade breakfast in the Parlor

St. Luke’s Parents Night Out 2009/2010Parents Night Out is a co-op childcare program that runs fromAugust thru July on the second Saturday night of every monthfrom 5:30-9PM. Parents are obligated to watch children atthe church two months of the year and are free to have “datenights” the other ten months. Children four months of age upthru 3rd grade are eligible to participate. Annual fee is only$25/family. Registration will take place on Sunday, May 17 from9-9:30AM and 10:30-11AM in the East Passage. For more information, stop by our table on May 17 or contact BeckyBultinck at 585-1829, or Julie Dickson 818-9619, or [email protected].

May Sunday School SchedulePlease note these events taking place on Sunday morningsin the East Wing:

• May 10: last Children’s Church• May 17: last Sunday School classes for kindergarten

through 5th grade• May 24: Movie Sunday!

Sunday School SUMMER SCHEDULE begins May 31: 1. Movie rooms are available after the Children’s Moment in the Sanctuary at 9:30 and 11AM. Contact Dawn Bick to volunteer at 846-3404 x328.

2. Sunday School will be available for preschool and pre-kindergarten (ages 3 to kindergarten). Please contact Mary Hach to volunteer at 846-3404 x307.

3. Volunteers are needed to lead third and fourth gradersin games and get-to-know-you activities. Contact DawnBick to volunteer at 846-3404 x328.

4. Fifth graders are encouraged to attend the Youth preview Sunday on May 31, and Movie Matters the remainder of the summer.

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COMMUNITY MINISTRIES

School 20 OpportunitiesAs we finish out the last month of ourpartnership with IPS School 20, there isa need for volunteers at the followingevents. All are welcome to participate!

• We are supplying sweet (and non-sweet) treats for teachers. We need treats (to be dropped off at church onSunday, 5/17/09) and someone to take them to School20 on the morning of May 18.

• Supervise students (4th grade) on a field trip on May 12 to the Indiana Transportation Museum, located inNoblesville from 10AM-1PM.

• Supervise students (grades K – 5) at Field Day on May 15at Camp Belzer, located in Lawrence Township from10AM-1:30PM.

• Supervise students at the Tiger Extravaganza (end-of-the-year carnival celebration) at School 20 on May 21 from10AM-3PM (or any part of that time).

• Supervise students on a Field Trip to the Zoo (grades K–6) on May 26 from 9AM-2PM.

• Indianapolis Public School is inviting all members of theSt. Luke’s community to attend an Open House, celebrating the history and contribution of School 20, onSaturday, May 16, held at the school from 10AM-4PM.

Those wanting to volunteer, or those with questions, can con-tact Julie Hunt at [email protected] or at 872-6818.

Fox Hill Elementary/St. Luke’s Partnership With the closing of School 20 this spring, St. Luke’s has de-cided to partner with another school with many needs. Thechanging demographics in Washington Township show thatFox Hill Elementary School has a diverse student population,and 65% of those students qualify for free or reduced lunch.With dwindling numbers of volunteers at the school and itsnearby location, it is a perfect match for St. Luke's to forma partnership for the 2009-2010 school year.

If you would like to be on the leadership team to begin planning volunteer opportunities in the areas of event pro-duction, mentoring & tutoring, facilities and family support,please contact Julie Sommers Neuman at [email protected], or call Jayne Thorne at 846-3404.

Dress for Success CollectionDress for Success provides career attire for low-incomewomen who are getting back into the work force. Thewomen's Thursday afternoon book club is holding a drive atthe church on Sunday, May 31 to collect clothing and ac-cessories for Dress for Success. They accept professional at-tire to include suits, dresses, skirts and blouses. They alsoaccept blue and black dress shoes, brown, black and bluepurses and jewelry. We will be accepting donations and providing receipts from 9-11AM on Sunday, May 31, and willaccept donations without receipts until Friday, June 6. Ques-tions? Contact Judy Sholly at 815-8318.

Fletcher Place MealsBreakfast dates are May 12, 14 and 15, and June 9, 11, 19 and30. Need donations of food, paper goods or cash to pay forthese items. Call Norm Stuart at 293-3535 for more infor-mation or to volunteer. Dinner dates are May 18 and 27, andJune 15 and 24. Need volunteers to cook, transport and serveor donate food items. See the bulletin board in the hall be-tween Robertson Chapel and Oasis Bookstore to sign up, orcall Sue Stuart at 293-3535 for more information.

Passionate PeddlingThe St. Luke’s Bicycling Group (Passionate People Peddling) will have their first ride Saturday morning May 16. The rides will continue each Saturday until mid-October. Therides will focus on breakfast, fellowship, and a learning experience to improve your bicyclesafety and enjoyment. Because we will be riding on streets you must be at least 18.

You will need the following: a bicycle in safe working condition, a little money for break-fast and a helmet (no helmet, no ride for you). If you care to purchase a Passionate People Peddlingbicycle jersey, they are available in the bookstore for a terrific price (excellent quality). [email protected] to be on the PPP email list.

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Global Health CommissionThe Global Health Commission is a newly-formed group looking for visionary members toserve on a commission focused on domestic and global health issues. Contact Jerry Burkmanat [email protected]. First meeting is Thursday, May 7, 5:30PM in E105.

GREEN MINISTRIES

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Green Gratitude AwardThe Green Ministry is indebted to Don Weiser for his willing-ness to collect the paper in the new paper recycling con-tainers in all the classrooms and cart it out to the Abitibibins. Be sure to fill up those paper recycling boxes so Donwill have something to collect. You can bring your newspapers,catalogs, junk mail and office paper from home to recycle inthe big green and yellow Abitibi bins found at the east drive-way of our campus.

Green Ministry Work Day at Michaele Farm—SAVE THE DATE!Travel to Oldenburg, IN for a day of “doing what needs to bedone” at the Sisters of St. Francis farm. Merging agriculture,education and spirituality, the sisters strive to live simply,see all creation as kin, use resources respectfully, strive forsustainability and share their gratitude and hospitality withall who come to visit and work. Saturday, June 20—carpoolingfrom St. Luke’s at 7:30AM, return by 5:30PM. Registration required, no fee. Bring “green” sack lunch that can be re-cycled. Contact Karen Dietrick with questions (849-9877,[email protected]).

“Liquid Assets” is Green Ministry’s Summer MovieThis documentary made by Penn State explores the history,engineering, and political and economic challenges of ourwater infrastructure, and engages communities in local dis-cussion about public water and wastewater issues. Our waterinfrastructure plays such an important part in protecting pub-lic health and promoting economic prosperity. We owe it toourselves to know more. Allyson Pumphrey, who is on staffwith the Mayor’s office, will be with us to share informationabout Indianapolis’s projects and answer questions. Friday,June 12, 7PM in Fellowship Hall. No registration or fee. Co-sponsored by WFYI.

GRIEF MINISTRIES

Memorial Plaques The HOPE Ministry, for families who have experienced an infant loss, is taking orders for personalized 3" by 5" indi-vidualized memorial plaques to become a part of the Memorial Garden along the west wall of St. Luke's. For costand all other details, contact Rev. Marsha Hutchinson [email protected], or 846-3404 x 315.

HEALTH MINISTRIES

Free Blood Pressure ScreeningThere is no blood pressure screening in May. The nextscreening is Sunday, June 14.


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MUSIC MINISTRIES

New Song (a.k.a. Glitter Girls!) Holding AuditionsNew Song, St. Luke’s all-women’s choir, is looking for newmembers for its upcoming 2009-2010 season. Auditions willbe Saturday, May 30 from 10AM-2PM in the Chancel Choir re-hearsal room. Other audition times can be arranged if needed.

New Song sings during Sunday services once a month and for special concerts sponsored by St. Luke’s Performing Arts.To schedule an audition, contact Cheryl West, Director, at595-0638.

So Long, Farewell, auf Wiedersehen…How do members of St. Luke’s Chancel Choir prepare for along trip overseas? By singing, of course! Join the choir fora Farewell Concert on Sunday, June 14, at 4 PM, and hear theselections that singers will take with them to Austria andHungary in the following days. The hour-long concert willfeature favorites old and new arranged and written by Amer-ican composers such as Aaron Copland, Alice Walker andMack Wilberg. A freewill offering will go toward the costs ofthe concert and tour expenses.

Leah CircleAttention single women. . . Do you ever feel like life comes at you like a tornadowhere everything seems out of whack? Perhaps you feel like you have been hit onthe head, like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz! Good news—out of the chaos and out ofthe storm comes new growth and organization! At times in our lives we need a goodfairy of organization to wave her magic wand to give us faith in our belief to find ourown way!

Join Leah Circle on Tuesday, May 19 at 7PM in the Spiritual Life Center for "Happy Re-birth-day: Coming home to yourself!" with Rev. Mary Rudy, D. Min. We’ll celebrate themiracle of rebirthday—the day when we allow the Inner Christ Being to be a part ofour resurrected experience. Come join the fun and bring your "rebirth-day" wish! Foradditional information, call Nancy at 255-1226. Leah Circle is open to single, di-vorced, and widowed women of all ages.

SINGLES MINISTRIES

Pedal for Peace Are you interested in a local event that will help promote peace inmuch-needed areas of our world? Do you enjoy biking either recre-ationally and/or for exercise? Come and join us as we Pedal for Peaceat the Major Taylor Velodrome! This 12-hour team bike relay promisesto be a worthwhile, memorable, and fun event for bikers of all levels. The date has changed. The new date for the event will be on October 17, 2009. So mark your calendars now! If you have questions,please call Maryjane Behforouz (317) 443-2632, or email [email protected].

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SPIRITUAL LIFE CENTERTo pre-register for a class, contact DeAnna Moran at 317-846-3404 x367 or [email protected] = Oasis Bookstore and Gift Shop located inside St. Luke’s

PRAYER & MEDITATION

Spiritual Intuitive Awareness GroupIf you are exploring your imaginative skills and wish to deepenyour ability to use intuition for discernment and to live in aGod-centered state, find a safe place for discovery in this forumfor learning and sharing. Led by Maria Celeste, first Tuesdays,May 5 & June 2, and fourth Tuesday, May 25, 6:15-8:30PM,Spiritual Life Center. No registration; $10/session.

Oneness BlessingThe Oneness Blessing is not a faith ora religion, but rather a practice thatmay help people reach a deeper levelof connectedness with their own faith.It is a practice that is spreading allover the world, and Chuck Reynoldsand Irene Maher will be bringing it toSt. Luke’s on the 1st Tuesdays of themonth, May 5 & June 2, 7:15-8PM in theSpiritual Life Center.

Celtic ContemplationCarol Dennis provides flute music and Marsha Hutchinson of-fers communion during this time for prayer, scripture, optionallabyrinth walking and silence. First Wednesdays, May 6 & June3, 6-6:30PM, N103/104 (enter door #8).

Drumming for WholenessDrumming is an ancient sacred practice that replicates yourheartbeat. The hour will consist of both structured and un-structured time. Drums provided or bring your own. No priorexperience necessary. Led by Dane McCullough, the 4thWednesday of every month—May 27, 6:30-7:30PM in theModular Building. No registration, donations appreciated.

Labyrinth WalkingYou might consider the labyrinth a huge prayer tool. It offersyou the opportunity to slow down and focus by spending timein meditation/prayer. Our canvas labyrinth is put down in Fellowship Hall every Friday, 5-7PM. A host or hostess is avail-able to answer questions and introduce you to this form ofwalking prayer. In addition, a permanent labyrinth is paintedon the floor of N103/104 for your use anytime the room is notscheduled for other activities.

Daylily Labyrinth: A Peaceful Place to Walk & PrayOur permanent outdoor Daylily Labyrinth can be found bywalking around Luke’s Lodge, going down the steps, cross-ing the little bridge and walking north into the neighbor-hood behind the church. It is available for walking duringdaylight hours.

Daylily Labyrinth Maintenance Workers NeededOur Daylily labyrinth is divided into 15 sections for summermaintenance. Would you like to adopt a section for weeding,spot mulching, trimming of leaves and pulling dead stalks?Did I mention enjoying the beauty of a summer morning sur-rounded by daylilies and butterflies? Contact Betty Brandt([email protected], 846-3404x339).

WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Godsign IISpend time strengthening your skills to better un-derstand how God communicates with you every-day. Open to all those who have participated inGodSign I. Taught by Annie Truesdell, Wednes-days, May 6 & 13, 7-9PM in the Spiritual Life Cen-ter. Registration required, fee: $50.

Prayer Shawl Ministry and NeedlecraftersIf you are called to share your knitting or crochet-ing talents with others, come to the Conference

Room (W120) on Tuesday, May 12, 7-8PM; June 9, C122, 7-8PM, for fellowship and helpful tips. Contact Edie Huffmanfor more information at [email protected], 228-0496.

Quilting Ministry Our highly successful Quilting Ministry has changed its meet-ing time to the 2nd Wednesday, May 13 & June 10, 2-6PM atTrish McComas’s home (471-8625). If you want to learn toquilt or add your talents to this ministry, call Trish.

St. Luke’s Writers’ GroupAnyone interested in doing more writing and having supportfor his/her endeavors is welcome. 2nd Wednesday (May 13 &June 10), 7-8:30PM in E212. Contact Jacquie Reed([email protected]) or Laura Duvall ([email protected]).

Studio 3 Art Retreat for May: BYO Still LifeArtist Glenna Heath and Studio 3 invite you to join us for aSpark Plug session featuring the “how-tos” of creating a greatStill Life. Glenna asks we plan ahead and bring our own itemsto create individual paintings. Things to consider: have itemsof different heights, differing values, and either a monochro-matic or complementary color scheme. Bring your camera,sketch pad and paints and come prepared to learn and ex-periment in your choice of medium. Call Glenna Heath 298-4873 or e-mail Linda Etherton [email protected] withany questions. Thursday, May 14, 10AM-4PM in C122.


“Talking Through Walls” is Spiritual Cinema Movie for May

What if you were denied the right to practice your religion?“Talking Through Walls: How the Struggle to Build a MosqueUnited a Community” takes viewers into the life and struggleof Zia Rahman, a determined but ailing man, who sets out tobuild a mosque in his suburban community. Against the back-drop of post 9/11 fears that threaten to scuttle the project, acoalition forms that includes a Catholic Priest, two Rabbis anda Buddhist, who join Zia to support his efforts. There’s powerin their union and they ultimately succeed in helping to get themosque built, revealing the best of American ideals at one ofthe most difficult times in American history. Friday, May 15, 7-8PM in Fellowship Hall. No registration or fee.

Studio 3 Art Retreat for June: Plein Aire AdventureSheridan Glen Farm is the setting for Studio 3’s day outdoorsin the nearby countryside. Rain or shine, we will paint orsketch the historic barn, farm animals and berry patch. If youwould like to join in this experience, please call Marti Hun-sucker 317-758-0746 or e-mail Linda Etherton at [email protected]. We will meet in C122, and some car poolingwill be available. Thursday June 11, 10AM-4PM.

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body ~ mind ~ spiritOngoing Integral Hatha Daytime Yoga7 or 8-week sessions began Monday, May 11-June 29(omit 5/25), 7:30 & 9:30AM; fee is $84, and Thursdays,May 14- July 2 (8:30AM) in Luke’s Lodge, upstairs; fee is$96, Walk-ins/$15 for either session. Registration sug-gested, taught by Marsha Pappas.

“Pay What You Can” Happy YogaThis yoga class is open to all, regardless of your financesor yoga experience. Come to class and find your strengthand happiness through poses, breath and meditation.Taught by Robin Howard. Mondays, 5:30-6:30PM inN104/104. No registration or fee; donations appreciated.Bring a mat AND blanket.

Ongoing Qigong ClassesQigong (Chee-Gung) is an amazing set of gentle exercisessimilar to Tai Chi which help to enhance and maintainone’s overall health. It is a self-healing practice used torecover from illness, relieve stress, lower blood pressure, increase blood circulation and reduce chronicpain. Thursdays, 10:30-11:30AM in Luke’s Lodge, upstairs.Wednesdays, 5:30-6:30PM, N103/104. No class on 1stWednesday, May 6. No registration; $10/session. Taughtby Amy Barr.

Aikido TrainingThis discipline uses martial training as a means of char-acter development rather than fighting prowess. Open tomen and women. Come observe a class, or email throughwebsite, www.indianapolisaikikai.org. Adult classesMondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 7-9PM, Saturdays, 8-10AM. Classes for children ages 6-15, Saturdays, 9:45-10:30AM. All classes in N103/104.

UNITED METHODIST MENMen's Softball Men's softball will be starting up again soon, and we are look-ing for some able-bodied players with gloves and hearts tojoin the squad. We will play each Sunday afternoon from lateMarch to mid-September. Playing every week is encouraged,but not required. Last season we doubled our win total, andwe hope to improve again this year! Let us know how you canhelp us with an email to [email protected], or call NateMontgomery at 340-7115.

Unite 2 Fight Against Prostate Cancer!Did you know that 1 in 6 men will develop prostate cancerthis year? But, if detected early, the survival rate is 99%.Join us on July 11, 2009 for the Little Red Door CancerAgency's 5K competitive/non-competitive race to raise aware-ness and local funds for prostate cancer. Last year LRDraised over $92,000.00. This year they hope to double thatnumber and with your help they can. Email Jami Graves @[email protected] for additional information and toregister. This one's for the guys!


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UMW Reading Group"The world needs this book ..." - Library Journal

"Brimming with passion and conviction... this is essential reading for anyone interested in interfaith dialog" – Booklist

May will bring us together to talk about faith, and we are excited to use The Faith Club, AMuslim, A Christian, A Jew—Three Women Search for Understanding, by Ranya Idliby,Suzanne Oliver and Priscilla Warner as our starting point. It is the story of three motherswho got together to write a picture book for their children that would highlight the connec-tions between their religions. They discovered in the process that they held misunderstand-ings regarding each others' faith traditions—this began their journey of discovery anddiscussion. Their book has inspired the formation of Faith Clubs around the country—and wecan learn much from our struggles to have open dialog (about ourselves and about others!)Our invitation is open to all women at St. Luke's—we will meet on Monday, May 18 from 7-8:30PM in Kent Millard's office. For more information, please contact Jennifer Todd [email protected].

UMW CIRCLE MEETINGS

Eve CircleEve Circle, the circle for mothers will young mothers, willgather to wrap up their 2008-09 year this month! On May 5,Heather Hilbert will be sharing some ideas about how to findmore balance in the roles of mother, wife, woman and friend,based on experiences and a great book she has used herself,titled Finding the Me in Mommy by Lisa Whelchel. On May19, we will host a pitch-in brunch in the Parlor and begin look-ing toward the upcoming missions, speakers and more goinginto 2010! We will also be swapping books that day, so ifyou have a book you've enjoyed and wouldn't mind loaningit for the summer, bring it with you!

We would love for you to join us and learn more about ourgroup! We meet the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month Sep-tember-May from 9:30-11:30AM in the Parlor. Childcare is freeand reservations can be made by contacting Jessica Masonat [email protected]. For more informationabout Eve Circle, please contact Heather Hilbert at [email protected]. Happy Spring!

Mary Magdalene CircleLadies, come join us for our Mary Magdalene Circle meetingat the home of Mary Alice Curtis that will be held at 7PM onMay 13. Our program is yet in the planning stages but willfocus on using your creativity, possibly with new kitchenskills to be demonstrated. New members are always wel-come. For further information, call Margaret Funk at 845-1833 or Elizabeth Keller at 594-9544.

Sarah CircleWelcome all ladies of faith, fun and wisdom! We invite youto join Sarah Circle on Monday, May 18, at 1PM in FellowshipHall. This is our last meeting until September, and we will beending our year with a pitch-in lunch. So please bring a fa-vorite dish to share with the women of Sarah Circle and theirguests. Even if you have been unable to attend our meetingsthis past year, please come and enjoy a time of fellowship,devotion, and delicious food. It has been a great year forthe women of Sarah Circle. Our circle has served refresh-ments and light lunches for many funerals held here at St.Luke’s and have contributed to other service projects. Ourprograms have been diverse, entertaining, and enjoyed byall. This month’s meeting will be a great time to come andmeet the women of Sarah Circle, and we look forward toseeing you. If you have questions, please contact SandraPirkle 733-4183.

White Cross GuildWhite Cross Guild provides volunteers to participate in activities supporting Methodist Hospital. Meets at MethodistMedical Plaza, 151 Pennsylvania Parkway (103rd and Merid-ian) in the first floor community room. They meet the 2ndMonday of each month from 9AM-2PM (next meeting: May11) to prepare gauze squares used in surgery (bring yourlunch). They also meet the 4th Tuesday of each month (nextmeeting: May 26) from 1-3PM to stuff and sew heart pillowsfor patients who have had heart or lung surgery. Contact Mar-guerite Moehn (873-1956) or Barb Querry (879-0543).


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30-Hour Famine All youth (grades 6-12) are invited to participate in the 30-hour famine on Friday, May 15 - Saturday May, 16 at Luke'sLodge. This juice-fasting experience is designed to educateparticipants on hunger issues in the world while they ex-perience the spiritual discipline of fasting. Participants willjoin together for mutual support, prayer, worship, and ed-ucational programs over the span of the 30 hours. Otherfasting options are available for those who cannot fast formedical reasons but would like to have the spiritual expe-rience. Registration forms, along with more information,are available at blog.stlukesumcyouth.com. Questions?Contact Rev. Brian Durand.

Senior Recognition Let's celebrate the incredible blessings of our St. Luke'sseniors! On Sunday, May 17 from 5:30-8PM at Luke's Lodge,we will be lifting up the seniors who have been a part of our youth ministry community. Share your favorite seniormemories and blessings as we prepare our seniors for their adventures ahead.

Year-End Celebration!It's hard to believe another year has almost passed at Luke'sLodge! Join us on Sunday, May 31 from 5:30-8PM at Luke'sLodge for a celebration to say "goodbye" to the year, and"helloooo, summer!" Bring your friends for an evening offood, fellowship and worship!

IMPORTANT!!! Youth Ministry Commission Meeting All parents are invited to this important Youth MinistryCommission meeting, Sunday, May 17, from 3-5PM in Luke'sLodge. We'll be discussing the upcoming staff transition,planning how we support youth ministry at St. Luke's forthe 2009-2010 school year, and celebrating our youth.Please join us!

UPCOMING WORK TRIPS

Native American Family Work ProjectTree of Life, Rosebud, South DakotaBuilding and Vacation Bible SchoolJune 14-20Leader: Kathie Clemenz, 845-5655, [email protected]

Costs: $250 (+transportation)

Johns Island, South CarolinaHabitat for HumanityOctober 11-16 (to be confirmed)Leader: Carter Jerman, 575-8575, [email protected]: $250 (+ transportation)

Hurricane Katrina RebuildD'Iberville, MississippiNovember 9-13 (changed from 11/2-6)Leader: Al Dalton, 849-7736, [email protected]: $100 (+ transportation)

Hurricane Ike RebuildPort Arthur, TexasNovember 9-13 (changed from 11/2-6)Leader: Al Dalton, 849-7736, [email protected]: $100 (+ transportation)

Jeremie, HaitiJohn Wesley School Building / humanitarianNovember 21-28Leader: Dave Duba, 339-2481, [email protected] Costs: $1,200

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HOURS: St. Luke’s office is open 8:30AM-5PM Monday-Friday.Our Prayer Chapel (located inside Robertson Chapelnext to the Spiritual Life Center) is available for silentprayer and meditation when the church is open. A pastor is always on call in case of emergencies; call846-3404 to leave a message after hours.

E-MAIL: Need to email someone on our staff? Easy. Our emailis our last name followed immediately by first initial,followed by @stlukesumc.com.

IN GENERAL: When you need something, our outstanding front deskstaff can direct your call to the appropriate person. But here are some tips for some of the most frequentlyrequested information:

I NEED CONTACT

Adult Class Registration DeAnna Moran

Childcare Needs for Meetings/Events Kristi Chamberlain(charges may apply)

Member Care/Death/ Mary Katherine SchnitzStephen Ministry Request/Hospitalization

Membership/Births/Address/ Sylvia ForbesPhone Change

Reserve a Room/Request A/V Beth Lammersor Carol Helmus

Weddings/Special Event Coordination Carol Helmus

Baptisms Bobbi Main-Jackson

Pledge Balance/Information Jan Emmons

Oasis Bookstore Sharon Holyoak

WORSHIPSunday Worship Services

8:15, 9:30 & 11AM, Sanctuary with Dr. Kent Millard• Communion is served the first Sunday of the month

at all three services and is available to all persons.• St. Luke’s Orchestra plays the third Sunday of

the month.• Baptisms take place the fourth Sunday of

every month.

Taizé, a contemplative service incorporating chants,silence, scripture and spoken prayer, 5PM every thirdSunday of the month in the Sanctuary.

Celtic Contemplation, Carol Dennis provides flutemusic for this 1/2 hour of prayer, scripture and silence. Come for a quiet moment in your busy day.Every 1st Wednesday 6-6:30PM in N103/104.

Later@St. Luke’s, a casual, dynamic and innovative experience open to everyone. 6PM everySunday in Robertson Chapel with Dr. Marion Miller,Pastor. Communion is served weekly. Classes andcare for children also provided.

The Garden is an off-site satellite ministry of St. Luke’s providing non-traditional worship in a comfortable, casual setting. Dr. Linda McCoy, Pastor.

The Garden at Beef & Boards: 8:15, 9:15 &10:15AM every Sunday; music provided by TheGood Earth Band.

The Garden at Oak Hill: 10:15AM every Sunday; music provided by The Oak Hill Band. Rev. StanAbell, Campus Pastor.

The following is a listing of essential info and on-going classes/events.

OASIS HOURS:TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY 10AM - 4PM

SUNDAY 9AM - 1PM

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Inspirational Gifts, Jewelry & BooksConveniently located inside St. Luke’s UMC

Sharon Holyoak, ManagerGift Registry Available

Oasis is the place tofind the perfectMother’s Day, confirmation andgraduation gift.Stop in to see ourwide variety of jewelry, books, homedécor, keepsakesand so much more!

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A Listening Heart: A Bible Study for Women with Young Children2nd and 4th Mondays, 7-9PM in, E212. Childcare is availableupon request. This is a Bible study focusing on the inspiringstories of the Old and New Testaments that encourages mak-ing time for scripture reading, digging deeper into our faithand reflecting on what we have learned. This study challengesus, but definitely is friendly for “beginners.” New membersare welcome any time. For more info, contact Ann Smith,569-1359 or [email protected], or Kari Miller, 873-8606 or [email protected].

Empty NestersEvery Sunday (except holidays), 9:30-10:30AM, E107/109. Classmembers read/watch and discuss a variety of contemporaryand traditional books and videos. They also gather once amonth for social activities. For more information, contact AnnTownsend at 842-0464.

New Beginnings Every Sunday (except holidays), 9:30–10:30AM, E213. Thisclass is for couples looking to further their spiritual journey.Class members also enjoy various social events. For moreinfo, contact Nathan Montgomery at [email protected] 569-1228.

Old Fashioned Bible Study1st and 3rd Mondays, 9AM in the Spiritual Life Center. Join others in coffee, prayer, reading and discussion of selectedBiblical texts...just like we did in the "good ole days!" (with occasional “non good ole days” videos). Led by Rev. MarshaHutchinson.

Tuesday Afternoon Women's Spiritual Book StudyThis interesting group of women focus on non-fiction bookswith spiritual themes every Tuesday afternoon, 1-2:30PM in theSpiritual Life Center. Contact JoAnne Waeltz, 872-0895,[email protected].

Sunrise Book Study Wednesdays, 7-8:30AM, Parlor. Start your day with friends,prayer, a good book, stimulating discussion and personal en-richment. Contact Betty Brandt at (317) 846-3404 [email protected].

George Vickery Men’s Discussion GroupWednesdays, 8AM at Shapiro’s. Discuss current events or thelatest book of interest you have read. For more information,call Bob Waeltz at 872-0895.

Kent Millard’s Book Study Wednesdays, 10-11:30AM in the Spiritual Life Center. Join thisgroup for a time of prayer and fellowship as well as the shar-ing of insights from the reading of books on various topics.

Wednesday Morning Bible Study Wednesdays, 10:30-11:30AM, The Forum at The Crossing. Anoff-site senior adult Bible Study. Led by Terri Coe, Kay Daly,Bill Johnson, Mary Katherine Schnitz and Chris Thornsberry.

Thursday Afternoon Book Study GroupThursdays, 1-2:30PM, Parlor. Enjoy this mid-day opportunityto gather for conversation on topics of interest and concern.While it is a reading group, from time to time the women canbe found having lunch together! For more information, con-tact Sylvia Forbes at (317) 846-3404. Led by Phyllis Bybee.

Mothers of Young Children Book Club2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 9:30–11:30AM, E105. Participants inthis group read approximately one piece of current fiction ornon-fiction per month. Childcare is available upon request for$5 per family. For book list, to request childcare, or for infocontact Dawn Pasquale at [email protected].

New Earth CommunityThursdays, 7-8:30PM, Spiritual Life Center. This evening bookstudy discusses innovative and challenging spiritual books.Contact JoAnne Waeltz, 872-0895, [email protected], forcurrent title.

Ongoing “Speaking of Faith” DiscussionEvery Sunday morning at 7AM on FM90/1, Krista Tippett interviews fascinating spiritual leaders. A community of“Speaking of Faith” fans meets at 9:30AM in the Spiritual LifeCenter to discuss that morning’s program. The show is avail-able on the prior Thursday at www.speakingoffaith.org.

Ongoing Meditation GroupBeginners and experienced meditators are welcome to join in1/2 hour discussion followed by 1/2 hour of Christian medita-tion. You will find support for your practice, new ideas and acommunity of others who welcome silence. Led by Merri Lef-fel, Mondays, 6:30-7:30PM in the Spiritual Life Center. No fee orregistration.

ADULT EDUCATION & SPIRITUAL LIFE CENTERNew participants welcome!

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Diabetes Support GroupMay 5 and June 2, 7-8PM, E213This is a laidback, easy-going group open to learningand sharing through exercise, diet and prayer. ContactDebbie Allen at 796-2189.

Not AloneMay 12 and June 9, 7PM, E103For spouses and ex-spouses of gays.

Family Support GroupMay 13 and June 10, 6:30PM, Main Office Conference RoomThe group offers emotional and spiritual support forfamilies who have a member abusing drugs or alcohol.

Jesse’s StreetMay 18, 6:30PM, ParlorFor parents who have a child with a physical, mentalor emotional disability. Register for childcare by call-ing Sylvia at 846-3404 x343.

Neuropathy Support GroupMay 18, 6-7:30PM, N101/102This is a support group for patients with all types ofneuropathic and fibromyalgia pain and for their families and friends. No registration is required. Ques-tions? Contact Dr. Meg Frazer at 844-2903 or [email protected].

Adult ADD Support GroupMay 7, 7PM, W125Support for adults with ADD. MAY: Steps for ADHDBusiness Success, David Giwerc. Also meets the 4thTuesday of each month (May 26). For more info callMary Katherine at 846-3404 x365.

CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES

School Year Sunday SchoolSunday School is offered to children age 3 (by 9/1/08)through grade 5. Preschool students (age 3-Kdg) willreport directly to their classrooms. Elementary stu-dents (grades 1-5) report to Children’s Church andthen go to their classrooms for small group time anddismissal. All children need to be registered. Formsmay be found in the Education Office or on our web-site, www.stlukesumc.com. Please fill out a form andreturn it to the Education Office. Contact Dawn Bickat [email protected] or 846-3404 x328.

Sunday Morning ChildcareChildcare is provided by volunteers for newbornsthrough age 2. A pager system is utilized for parents’added ease of mind.

Children’s ChurchAt 9:30 and 11AM all children grades 1-5 attend Chil-dren’s Church for large-group worship time. Childrenreport to Robertson Chapel at 9:30 and Children’sChapel (C123) at 11AM. After Children’s Church, chil-dren will return to their classrooms with their teachers.

Early Childhood MusicSeptember-May, preschool, pre-kindergarten andkindergarten students attend this bi-monthly worshipexperience with their classes during the 9:30 and11:00 services. Children learn, sing, pray and celebratespecial holidays as a church family.

Sunday Morning CaregiversCome play with the children on Sunday mornings! Ifyou have that “inner child” in you that is wanting tocome and play, join our children in childcare (agesbirth-2 years). You can “play” one or more Sundays amonth. You do not need to be member or a parent tovolunteer. For more information or to volunteer for anyof the following opportunities, contact Jane Bennett at846-2745 x307 or [email protected].

CHILDREN’S CHOIRSREHEARSAL SCHEDULE 2008-09. ALL rehearsalsare in E208. For more information, contact DebraNethercott at 846-3404, [email protected] register, go to the children’s choir website and reg-ister online www.stlukescc.com.

GenesisSundays 8:50–9:20AM, Ages 4, 5, & kindergarten

Elementary Music ProgramSundays 10:25–11:15AM

The Choristers (By audition only, rehearsals TBA)Tuesdays 6–7:15PM, Grades 3 high school (treble voices)

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FELLOWSHIP

BasketballSt. Luke's Men's Basketball Open Gym. For adult basketball enthusiasts (16+) who are looking to play competitive pick-up games on Thursday nights from 7:30-9:30PM in the GreatHall. Weekly emails are sent out to confirm players for theweek. No weekly commitments required, but looking for reg-ular attendees. Please contact Steve Coyner at 590-0235 oremail [email protected] for more information.

GRIEF MINISTRIES(H.U.G.S.)—Healing Under Grief Support. Find yourselfneeding fellowship and support on your journey followingthe loss of a loved one?

Dad’s Grief Group for Young Adult LossMeets Tuesday mornings for breakfast at 7AM at the Hilton Indianapolis North Hotel, 8181 N. Shadeland Ave. For info callDr. Adolf Hansen, 846-3404 x450.

Mom’s Grief Group for Young Adult LossFor info call Rev. Marsha Hutchinson, 846-3404 x315. Newgroup forming.

Spousal Loss Discussion Group Meets every Sunday, 2-4PM. All are welcome, for recent lossor losses of the past. Call Rev. Marsha Hutchinson for detailsat 846-3404 x315.

Recent Loss of a SpouseA new group of men and women is meeting on Sundays forsupport and fellowship following the loss of a spouse.

Loss of Young Adult ChildNew mom's group has formed and will meet monthly on 2ndand 4th Wednesday evenings at 7PM.

Loss Due to SuicideIf you are in need of support in the loss of a family memberdue to suicide, please call Rev. Hutchinson.

HOPEFor pregnancy loss or loss of a baby. Meets the 2nd Tuesday ofeach month at 7PM, Spiritual Life Center. Call Rev. Marsha Hutch-inson, 846-3404 x315 or Jim & Marci Harenberg, 705-0771.

HUGS Fellowship Dinner Meets fourth Sunday of every month, 4:30-6PM. For anyone whohas experienced the loss of a spouse, recently or in the past.Call Rev. Marsha Hutchinson, 846-3404 x315.

FootprintsAn opportunity for lay people who would like to become acaring resource to someone who is recently bereaved. For in-formation call Rev. Marsha Hutchinson, 846-3404 x 315.

SINGLES Singles Sunday School ClassEvery Sunday, 11AM–Noon, E107/109. Join us every Sundayfor a wonderful walk through the Bible and many other bibli-cal resources. Singles of all ages and stages of life come to-gether for a wonderful time of spiritual growth.

We are studying the series “Dry Bones Dancing: Resurrect-ing Your Spiritual Passion” by Tony Evans. Want to know moreabout how to come up out of your “valleys” in life? Need arefreshing new start? Join us as we discover how you can beencouraged and lifted up to a higher place in life.

PART I: FROM DEADNESS TO DANCINGMAY 3: When the Spirit’s Wind BlowsMAY 10: Your Resurrection

Part II: DEEPENING YOUR SPIRITUAL PASSIONMAY 17: Are you hungry?MAY 24: Are you asking?MAY 31: Are you drawing near?JUNE 7: Are you paying the price?JUNE 14: Are you enduring?

Sunday Lunch BunchEvery Sunday, 12:30PM, join us! Every Sunday we pick a different local restaurant to eat at after church service andSunday school. Feel free to join us at these locations on thebelow dates for some fun, food, and fantastic times!

MAY 3: On The Border (Castleton)MAY 10: The Aristocrat (Broad Ripple)MAY 17: Ruby Tuesdays (Michigan Rd.)MAY 24: McAllister’s (Meridian)MAY 31: MCL (86th St.)

Singles Wednesday NightsEvery Wednesday evening, singles gather for a time of funand fellowship. We’ll be meeting in the Fellowship Hall and theParlor starting at 7:15PM for a time of Coffee and Conversation.Our programs start at 8PM, unless otherwise communicated.Then from 9-9:30PM we have a time of enjoying some greatsnacks and chatting again. Afterwards, we eat at a local restau-rant. As always, a $3 donation to help offset the cost of thisevening is appreciated! Feel free to call our Singles Info Lineat 317/846-4826 for all program information or contactLinda at [email protected].


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Fuel – 20s/30s: Faith Discussion ClassWednesdays, 6:30-8PM, Spiritual Life Center. An oppor-tunity to see how your faith connects with your life,local and global issues. Ask questions and grow incommunity, learning together what it means to be aChristian today through discussion, Bible study, books,and movies. Contact Chris Thornsberry at 846-3404x332 [email protected].

30's/40's and Young at Heart (50’s)Meet new and interesting people with similar interests. We welcome all singles whether never married, sepa-rated, divorced or widowed. This group are proactivewith their social life and are interested in getting out,having fun, meeting new people and making newfriendships. For information regarding this group,meeting times and locations, check out our meet-upwebsite at: http://singles.meetup.com/2220/ or con-tact Jodi at [email protected].

Primetime Movie Night & Dinner Second Saturdays of every month,meet at the LandmarkTheater at Keystone in the front lobby table area. We’llchoose a movie to watch and then have dinner at TheCheesecake Factory. For information, contact Sharyn [email protected].

Adventure ClubCome join us for some of our wonderful events. Singlesof all ages are welcome to attend any of these events.For more information, contact JoAnn Fishburn [email protected].

1st Friday dinner, May 1, 6:30-6:45PM. BrickyardCrossing Restaurant (4400 W 16th St., Indianapo-lis). RSVPs required. Dinner prices range from$7.95-$18.95

Saturday, May 2nd - IMS Centennial Era Balloon Festi-val. Indianapolis Motor Speedway (4790 W 16th St,Indianapolis). Free event. Bring lawn chair & coolerwith sodas and chips. Gates open at 6PM, free con-cert, hot air balloon will inflate and evening endswith fireworks at 9PM.

VolleyballVolleyball meets every Friday at 6:30PM, and every Sun-day at 2:30PM in the Great Hall. The cost to play is $2.For info, email Tim Adams at [email protected].

HikingSaturdays, 10AM at Eagle Creek Park. Meet outside thepark at W. 56th and Reed Rd. and walk in together.Cost is $2/time or $20/yearly pass. Hike approx. 4miles. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water. No chil-dren under age 12. No pets.

ToastmastersTuesdays, 7-8:30PM in N101/102. Survey after surveyshows that presentation skills are crucial to success inthe workplace. Toastmasters International has beenaround for more than 84 years and offers an effectiveway to improve communication and leadership skills.Guests can attend for free. For more information, callCathy Baker at 334-7821, or visit www.stlukessin-glestoastmasters.org.

UNITED METHODIST MEN

Monthly Men’s FellowshipIt's Smee's time once again. Come out for a relaxingevening of food, drinks, and fellowship with the men ofSt. Luke's. No script or agenda. Just an opportunity tomeet new friends, or catch up with old ones. We'll bemeeting on the third Wednesday of the month (May20) at 8:30PM. Smee's is located on the NW corner of86th and Ditch. Contact Matt Roop at [email protected], or 538-5931 if you intend to make it.

Monthly Men’s BreakfastAll St. Luke's men are invited to the Monthly Men'sBreakfast. The next breakfast will be held at 8AM on June6. Come at 7:45 AM for fellowship before the break-fast. Please, it is important to RSVP to Peter Johnsonat 848-7149 or [email protected]. This will assist him with food planning.

YOUTH MINISTRIESFor more information, contact Kathleen Headington [email protected] or stop by Luke’s Lodge(the youth building on the NE corner of the churchparking lot) or visit www.stlukesumcyouth.com.

WEEKLY JR.HIGH OFFERINGS (6-8th grade)

Unplugged Sundays, 9:30-10:30AM, Luke’s Lodge. Our exciting Jr.High Sunday morning program gives youth the oppor-tunity to choose from different options designed tomeet their interests. CURRENT OPTIONS:

• Pictures of God. From best friend to team captain,this series will look at a variety of ways that we candescribe God. For guys and girls.


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• Diving Deeper. If you’re looking for a place to talk aboutsome of the deeper questions of faith, this is the place foryou. For girls.

• Getting into the Game. There are no Davids or Goliaths in this class that combines games and competi-tions with Bible knowledge. For guys.

• How Great Thou Art! Led by Lorie Lee Andrews, will ex-plore new ways to think about God through art. For guysand girls.

Remix Sundays, 5:30-8PM, Jr. High Room, Luke’s Lodge. Join other Jr.High youth on Sunday evenings to share in food and fellow-ship through sports, games, spiritual growth activities and vi-brant worship.

WEEKLY SR.HIGH OFFERINGS (9-12th grade)

Wake Up at Starbucks Sundays, 9:30-10:30AM, Starbucks at Willow Lake. Experience Sunday mornings in a fresh, new way. Grab a cupof hot chocolate, a comfy chair and join friends and leadersfor discussions about the relevance of our faith in today’s so-ciety. Parents can drop off their youth by 9:15AM and trans-portation will return youth to the church by 10:30AM.

LIVE! At the Lodge Sundays, 5:30–8PM, Luke’s Lodge. Meet on Sunday eveningsfor dinner, sports, games and fellowship. Join friends andleaders for small group discussions and worship led by a youthband. Registration is encouraged to be sure you are on themailing list.

Senior High Small Group Bible StudiesConnect to a Christ-centered community where you can digdeep into scripture, ask questions and continually developyour faith while deepening relationships with other SeniorHigh youth. Groups will meet weekly at homes, coffee housesand other various locations this fall. If you have a small groupof friends and would like a leader, of if you would like to hosta small group, contact Kathleen.

Wednesdays – Luke’s Lodge Brandt Lounge, 6–8PM. Senior high are invited to participatein this small group Bible study each week.

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