Weekly Lifelines 4/7/2022

Holy Week starts this weekend with Palm Sunday and this year, we’re tryingsomething new. Or, more accurately, we’re expanding an experiment I started atthe Sunday evening service in 2019. For a while it’s seemed weird to me that we celebrate Palm Sunday with a brief riteat the beginning of the service and then immediately pivotContinue reading “Weekly Lifelines 4/7/2022”

Weekly Lifelines 3/17/2022

A bunch of St. Luke’s folks gathered last night on Zoom to talk about the affordable housing proposal. (In case you’re new to the topic, we’re looking into selling some of St. Luke’s land in order to build affordable housing. We heard details about the proposal last Sunday during coffee hour and are inviting peopleContinue reading “Weekly Lifelines 3/17/2022”

Warden’s Corner 3/3/2022

A few notes of interest to the parish from the February Vestry meeting…… A brief orientation of new vestry ‘how to”s was provided by Justin followed by a longer ‘get to know you” session during which we learned at least 1 heretofore unknown facet of each vestry member’s life. A vestry retreat will be plannedContinue reading “Warden’s Corner 3/3/2022”

Weekly Lifelines 2/24/2022

On a Sunday morning late last summer, a gentleman approached St. Luke’s just after I’d finished locking up. Grateful that I’d spotted him before I went downstairs, I opened the door and invited him in. He introduced himself: David. He’d come to the US from South Sudan and recently moved to Rochester. We talked forContinue reading “Weekly Lifelines 2/24/2022”

Weekly Lifelines 2/17/2022

I’m deeply grateful to everyone who participated in our annual meeting. I left feeling hopeful and uplifted, carried along by all the great things we accomplished in 2021 and the wonders that await us in 2022. Today, I’m offering special thanks to everyone who helped make it such a success. A big thanks to everyoneContinue reading “Weekly Lifelines 2/17/2022”