Worship Times
Sunday hybrid worship services at 10:00 am
109 Oak Ave. Ithaca, NY
Campus Ministry
Caring for our neighbors – bridging community and campus
Looking for a welcoming community that feels like home? St. Luke Lutheran Church and Lutheran Campus Ministry at Cornell University and Ithaca College is the perfect place for you! Sponsored by the vibrant congregation of St. Luke, an ELCA congregation located just across the gorge from Cornell in Collegetown (right next to Ithaca Beer), we bring the campuses and the community together in a caring and nurturing environment. Join us for engaging Bible studies, inspiring worship, delicious community dinners, and meaningful fellowship. Come as you are and find your place with us! Welcome home!
LEAD – Living Every Day as Disciples
The LEAD Journey is a 3-year transformational process….that delves deeply into listening to God in scripture, in your congregation, and in your neighborhood and focusing your mission around your core values.
Year One is called Tune In.
Year Two is called Wake Up.
Year Three is called Work Out.
LEAD listened – you have identified nine core vlues:
Sacramental, Intergenerational, Inclusivity, Joyful, Prayerful, Creativity, Liturgical, Caring, and Music!
The team placed these values into three clusters:
Christ Centered, Belonging, and Celebratory.
We are happy to chat with you if you’d like to learn more. Team members are: Judy Tennant, Susan Hoskins, Kevin Sheets, Beverly Dodici and Beth Dewalt.
Our journey is plotted out on THIS MAP and additional information can be found HERE.
LEAD UPDATE
Thank you to those who came to the LEAD luncheon this past Sunday, and listened as we shared the information we learned from our community partner conversations. There was so much delicious food, great conversation and amazing ideas shared. After chatting with various...
LEAD Luncheon
Your LEAD Team is hosting a dish-to-pass luncheon in the Fellowship Hall THIS SUNDAY following service to share our findings from our community listening tour. We will present the results of our conversations with various community partner organizations who identified...
Book of Remembrance
As we prepare to celebrate All Saints Sunday on November 3, we invite you to join us in honoring the beloved souls who have departed from our midst over the past year. In the narthex, you’ll find a special Book of Remembrance, where you can lovingly write the names of...