On Tuesdays we will have a drop in Bible Study focused on the previous Sunday’s Gospel reading. We will cover history, theology, and have a chance to ask questions about the sermon and other readings. Bring your lunch!
Hosted by St. Luke Lutheran Church on behalf of Cornell University Off-campus Housing. We need volunteers to welcome Cornell’s off-campus housing students, staff, and friends. Each year they meet at St. Luke to learn about living in community and to take a walk around Collegetown to learn about the many places of fun, respite, and […]
ZOOM ONLY - use the usual Sunday service link St. Luke and the Episcopal Church at Cornell will host a brief prayer service as we join other Christian denominations across the planet in praying for our home and all of creation. This will be followed by open conversation.
September begins with an ecumenical day of prayer for creation. This day is meant to call our attention to the use and abuse of the creation to which we have been entrusted. In marking this, St. Luke will be dedicating the Sundays in September as The Season of Creation capped off with the commemoration of […]
St. Luke Fellowship Hall To kick off our second season of Forum @ and Forum @ Kids we will have a potluck luncheon after worship. A complete calendar of events for fall and a tentative spring calendar will be available. Conversation, crafts, and games will be available.
On Tuesdays we will have a drop in Bible Study focused on the previous Sunday’s Gospel reading. We will cover history, theology, and have a chance to ask questions about the sermon and other readings. Bring your lunch!
Following up on last year’s successful semester long conversation about non-violence and scripture, we will once again gather around the fireplace to have spirited conversation about the Bible and contemporary events.
This is a moment of time to relax and center oneself – to allow the stress of the week to be put on hold in a contemplative moment of prayer and song. Nightsong, also known as Compline, is the ancient order for prayer at the close of the day. Those attending are welcome to sit […]
September begins with an ecumenical day of prayer for creation. This day is meant to call our attention to the use and abuse of the creation to which we have been entrusted. In marking this, St. Luke will be dedicating the Sundays in September as The Season of Creation capped off with the commemoration of […]
11:30 am – St. Luke Children’s Library The Sunday School program at St. Luke meets every second Sunday after church. There will be stories read to the children and youth, science or art projects, and snacks. We ask that parents stay close by to assist as needed – or to meet with each other in […]
In person or via zoom, link to be added. John Phillip Newell's Sacred Earth Sacred Soul will be discussed, following this schedule: 9/11/2023 at 6:30 pm Discuss Intro - Chapter 3 9/25/2023 at 6:30 pm Discuss Chapter 4 - Chapter 6 10/2/2023 at 6:30 pm Discuss Chapter 7 - Conclusion
On Tuesdays we will have a drop in Bible Study focused on the previous Sunday’s Gospel reading. We will cover history, theology, and have a chance to ask questions about the sermon and other readings. Bring your lunch!
Cornell police will provide training on dealing with emergencies during events/worship. Â Ushers are particularly invited to attend; all are welcome.
Following up on last year’s successful semester long conversation about non-violence and scripture, we will once again gather around the fireplace to have spirited conversation about the Bible and contemporary events.
Cornell's annual BEAR Walk Community Fair. Â This is a time for off campus students to get to know neighbors, City staff and Cornell staff, and students who contribute to our successful neighborhood experience.
This is a moment of time to relax and center oneself – to allow the stress of the week to be put on hold in a contemplative moment of prayer and song. Nightsong, also known as Compline, is the ancient order for prayer at the close of the day. Those attending are welcome to sit […]
September begins with an ecumenical day of prayer for creation. This day is meant to call our attention to the use and abuse of the creation to which we have been entrusted. In marking this, St. Luke will be dedicating the Sundays in September as The Season of Creation capped off with the commemoration of […]
St. Luke Campus Ministry Lounge Each year our Confirmation students do a project as part of their faith journey. Keep a lookout for the astronomy themed project details from Alex Sheets! He will be presenting this day and we ask that all of our church goers come to hear him and support his work as […]
On Tuesdays we will have a drop in Bible Study focused on the previous Sunday’s Gospel reading. We will cover history, theology, and have a chance to ask questions about the sermon and other readings. Bring your lunch!
Following up on last year’s successful semester long conversation about non-violence and scripture, we will once again gather around the fireplace to have spirited conversation about the Bible and contemporary events.
This is a moment of time to relax and center oneself – to allow the stress of the week to be put on hold in a contemplative moment of prayer and song. Nightsong, also known as Compline, is the ancient order for prayer at the close of the day. Those attending are welcome to sit […]
September begins with an ecumenical day of prayer for creation. This day is meant to call our attention to the use and abuse of the creation to which we have been entrusted. In marking this, St. Luke will be dedicating the Sundays in September as The Season of Creation capped off with the commemoration of […]
In person or via zoom, link to be added. John Phillip Newell's Sacred Earth Sacred Soul will be discussed, following this schedule: 9/11/2023 at 6:30 pm Discuss Intro - Chapter 3 9/25/2023 at 6:30 pm Discuss Chapter 4 - Chapter 6 10/2/2023 at 6:30 pm Discuss Chapter 7 - Conclusion
On Tuesdays we will have a drop in Bible Study focused on the previous Sunday’s Gospel reading. We will cover history, theology, and have a chance to ask questions about the sermon and other readings. Bring your lunch!
Following up on last year’s successful semester long conversation about non-violence and scripture, we will once again gather around the fireplace to have spirited conversation about the Bible and contemporary events.
This is a moment of time to relax and center oneself – to allow the stress of the week to be put on hold in a contemplative moment of prayer and song. Nightsong, also known as Compline, is the ancient order for prayer at the close of the day. Those attending are welcome to sit […]
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