Perhaps the most notable features of the sanctuary of St. Luke’s are the stained-glass windows. These beautiful pieces of art each exemplify some aspect of our faith. Religious stained glass was originally intended to be a teaching tool during a time when many people were illiterate. Over the summer, our sermons will look at the core beliefs of our faith, through the images of our stained-glass windows.

Perhaps the most notable features of the sanctuary of St. Luke’s are the stained-glass windows. These beautiful pieces of art each exemplify some aspect of our faith. Religious stained glass was originally intended to be a teaching tool during a time when many people were illiterate. Over the summer, our sermons will look at the core beliefs of our faith, through the images of our stained-glass windows.

Perhaps the most notable features of the sanctuary of St. Luke’s are the stained-glass windows. These beautiful pieces of art each exemplify some aspect of our faith. Religious stained glass was originally intended to be a teaching tool during a time when many people were illiterate. Over the summer, our sermons will look at the core beliefs of our faith, through the images of our stained-glass windows.

Perhaps the most notable features of the sanctuary of St. Luke’s are the stained-glass windows. These beautiful pieces of art each exemplify some aspect of our faith. Religious stained glass was originally intended to be a teaching tool during a time when many people were illiterate. Over the summer, our sermons will look at the core beliefs of our faith, through the images of our stained-glass windows.

On this day we celebrate the Holy Trinity!

As Paul writes what could be a final letter to his beloved Philippians he has one last request.

As Paul sits in prison, he writes are heartfelt letter of comfort to one of his first churches in the city of Philippi.

In Acts 17:16-31, Paul preaches to the citizens of Athens. In so doing, he models for us all how to build bridges when sharing our faith.

In Acts 16:16-34, Paul is arrested and imprisoned. What happens next is a life-changing surprise to Paul and his captors.

We’ll journey with Paul on his mission to share the Good News of the Risen Christ with the world! We will travel from to Damascus, to Philippi, to Athens, and finally to Rome. As we stop along the way we will learn more about Paul’s missionary zeal and desire to follow Jesus no matter where he leads.