Welcome to
St. Luke's,
Charlotte!
The Mission of St. Luke's Lutheran Church is to
Share God's Love Through
Welcoming, Encouraging and Serving
10:00am Sunday Service
Sanctuary
WELCOME TO ALL!!!
As a community of faith in God, the members of St. Luke’s welcome ALL regardless of your age, your economic status, your ethnicity, your gender identity, your physical or mental abilities, your sexual orientation, or even if you confidently believe, or may be questioning.
We affirm that in Christ Jesus “There is no east or west; no north or south – only ONE great assembly of LOVE throughout the whole, wide earth!” We hope you leave both refreshed and renewed to face with encouragement the challenges of your week.
This Sunday:
Fourth Sunday of Advent
10:00am Sanctuary
“Believed There Would Be”
(Hope) (Magnificat)
Main Text: Luke 1:39-45
(Micah 5:2-5a; Hebrews 10:5-10)
CHILDREN'S CHURCH:
We are following a chronological, narrative book series called “The Story” by Max Lucado, Randy Frazee and Karen Hill.
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We have been having issues with the internet during service.
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CHILDREN'S CHURCH
FALL PROGRAM
Greetings Parents of St. Luke’s! Heather and Ruby Micci are excited to be joining the Children’s Church Story Tellers, Mr. Terry and Ms. Marilyn for a new school year of learning started September 15th.
During service, we are going to be following a chronological, narrative book series called “The Story” by Max Lucado, Randy Frazee and Karen Hill. This book tells the story of the Old and New Testaments from Chapter 1 “The Beginning of Life as We Know It” to Chapter 31 “Revelation.”
We are excited to share new songs and puppet skits, along with the stories of the Bible, that lay a foundation of the love of our Heavenly Father and the gospel message of Jesus Christ.
There is an adult novel in this series that you can read if you wish to follow along with the children as well.
CONTEMPORY BIBLE CLASS
What do the Medieval saint and anchorite, Julian of Norwich, and contemporary queen of rap, Nicki Minaj, have in common?
Join us for the new Contemporary Bible Class starting this Sunday at 9 a.m. to find out.
Facilitated by Tracey Perez, this series will dive into Amy Laura Hall’s Laughing at the Devil: Seeing the World with Julian of Norwich (no need to purchase or read the book).
Hall (Professor of Christian Ethics at Duke Divinity School) engages in personal reflection on the writings of Julian and the similarities between her times and our own. Hall says of Julian: “She wanted people to think, see, sorrow, and laugh at the Devil with her.
This is my invitation . . . to join in this vision.”
Please join us as well!
This class will meet in the Conference Room near the Parish Hall on Sundays from
9:00-9:45am.
ADULT BIBLE STUDY
The Adult Bible Study, led by Joy Cooper, will be a combination of the Ladies and Men’s Bible Classes.
Their Bible studies will be based on the “Augsburg Adult Bible Studies” series.
Their first topic will be the Holy Spirit. The aim of these sessions is to examine what the New Testament says about the crucial role of the Spirit in creating the church of God and in nurturing the life of discipleship. The material is by Brian Peterson, who was a member of faculty in Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary in Columbia, SC at the time of this writing.
This class will meet in Room 106 (old Men’s Bible Classroom) near the sanctuary from 9:00-9:45am Sundays.
Mailing Address
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
P.O. Box 11063
Charlotte, NC 28220-1063
Business Hours
Come visit us!
- Monday - Friday09:00am - 12:30pm
- Saturday - SundayClosed