St. Luke's welcomes Rabbi Peter Berg, the senior rabbi at Atlanta's The Temple, as our Creation Care Sunday guest preacher.

The Altar Flowers are given to the glory of God and in thanksgiving for their marriage thirty-six years ago at St. Luke’s by Sharon Gay and Neil Schemm; and in loving memory of Eloise H. Wiant by Frank Wiant, Linda Wiant and CPAC Reynolds, and Leigh Ann and Eddie Barnett; and in loving memory of Bob Mick by Rebecca Mick and family.

IN-PERSON WORSHIP Reminders: Space is limited and registration is required, as are masks and social distancing. Bulletins will be available and the church will provide chairs for those worshiping outdoors. 

St. Luke's will celebrate its graduating high school seniors during services on that day. If you are a senior or love one, please let us know it is their big year! Please send a photo of the graduate, along with the following information: high school he/she is graduating from, plans for next year, and if he/she has been a chorister and/or acolyte. Send the information to Liz Beal Kidd at liz@stlukesatlanta.org by Monday, April 26.

The Crossroads housing team needs volunteers weekdays between 9 a.m.-2 p.m. to help serve our neighbors impacted by COVID-19 complete and submit applications for rent/utility assistance. Many of our neighbors qualify for the City of Atlanta's COVID-19 Emergency Housing Assistance Program but struggle to fill out the application by themselves. Having a kind volunteer walk through the process with them would make it possible to get the assistance they need! Volunteers are needed to volunteers to help people apply both over the phone and in person. Volunteers can choose which one they are more comfortable with. The application is online, so volunteers would need to be comfortable with using a computer. If you are interested in joining us in providing this vital service for our neighbors, please email Sydney Tucker, Housing Program Manager, at stucker@crossroadsatlanta.org. Please specify if you want to help neighbors in person or over the phone, and what days/times are best for you!

It's not too late to take part in Diana Butler Bass' Wednesday evening class on Jesus. There are two more sessions. Register and join us! If you have time, watch the first session (see button below). Diana's new book, Freeing Jesus is available at the Cathedral Book Store - and they would be glad to mail it to you- however you don't need to read the book to attend the class. Wednesdays 28 & May 5 on Zoom | 6:30-7:25 p.m. Meet at 5:45 p.m. to “check in”

The Faith and Advocacy Network (FAN) is sponsoring three classes in May. Full class descriptions are on the website where you may also register to attend any or all of the classes.

This week’s Midweek Meal is salmon, marinated lightly in a fusion of Southern and Asian flavors, served with herbed rice and a market salad. (What’s a market salad? It’s a salad of whatever looks good when we shop on Monday.) As always, we’re also offering sour cream pound cake, pimiento cheese, and our frozen entrees. Remember, order deadline is midnight Monday for pick-up on Wednesday from 10 am-noon.

Senior Chorister Rehearsal via Zoom (Originally scheduled for 11:30 AM, will be moved to 5:00 PM)

For over three decades, Foreverfamily has been providing services to children with incarcerated parents and their families. Foreverfamily works to ensure that, no matter what the circumstances, all children have the opportunity to be surrounded by the love of family. A basket will be placed outside the reception area doors and we ask that you drop off your donation and then, when you are back in your car, call the desk (404-873-7600) to alert Valerie of the drop-off - and she’ll have someone retrieve your gifts.

The Absalom Jones Center for Racial Healing is offering this as a free program, an online webinar. Join Elliot and others: These women and children need you.

Click this link now to register for both webinars:

The Pastoral Care area has organized Vaccine Angels to assist parishioners with obtaining a vaccine in metropolitan Atlanta and the surrounding area. If you need a vaccine or know of a parishioner needing assistance, please contact the Rev. Horace L. Griffin anytime at horace@stlukesatlanta.org. 

St. Luke's is your family. If you have a pastoral - or other - concern, please email one of us or call: 404-873-7600. You can find email addresses for clergy and staff by clicking here.