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Sunday Schedule
Animate Faith
Lesher Lounge
9am
Greatest Story: Paul
Haberland Hall
9am
Sunday School
10am
Service of Word
and Sacrament
10:30am
Annual Meeting
12pm
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Upcoming Events
Awareness Through Movement
Sun, Jan 27
12:30pm
Pictures of Holy Land & Peace Efforts
Sun, Feb 3
12pm
Screening:
"9500 Liberty"
Sun, Feb 10
2pm
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THIS SUNDAY: Annual Meeting
 The Annual Meeting is an important event in the life of the congregation. It's a chance for us to celebrate our accomplishments over the past year, to share our vision for the year ahead, and to thank God for the mission and ministry entrusted to us as a congregation. There are important decisions to be made at each Annual Meeting as well. We decide as a congregation who will lead our community on the Church Council, who will represent us at the Synod Assembly. We review, possibly revise, and adopt a budget to guide our work in the coming year.
For all of these reasons, we ask that each of you plan on attending this year's Annual Meeting, which will take place in Haberland Hall immediately following worship this Sunday, January 27, 2013. As we continue our growth and redevelopment, we need everybody's presence, participation and prayer! With thanks, Pastor Erik |
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Leading our Worship...
Assisting Minister: Kerry Jenkins
Lectors: Rachel Bickel, Betsy Bowen
Cantor: *
Communion Assistant: Dale Hoiberg
Torch Bearers: Jessica Schimpff & Lora Salley
Ushers: Peggy Brewer & Eugene Walawski
Bread Baker: Lora Salley
* Indicates that positions are still available. Please contact Dale Hoiberg if you are able to assist in fulfilling these roles.
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The Readings this Week...
Third Sunday after Epiphany
- Nehemiah 8:1-3, 5-6, 8-10
- Psalm 19
- 1 Corinthians 12:12-31a
- Luke 4:14-21
Click here to read this week's lessons for worship.
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Prayer Requests...
Please remember the following people and circumstances in your prayers:
- The family of Don Deacon, as they continue to grieve his passing.
- The family and friends of Wendy FitzGerald, as they grieve her passing and plan her memorial.
- Iris Larsen, as she struggles with her health, that she might receive healing.
- Fred Steinert, as he continues to receive treatment for his illness.
The ministry of prayer is the vocation of all Christians, and St. Luke's takes seriously its calling to pray for all in need. If you would like to be included on the prayer list, please contact the church office or Pastor Erik. Prayer requests remain on the list for three weeks before being removed, and requests can be renewed as often as needed.
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 facebook...
- Metro Chicago ELCA Bishop Wayne Miller's statement on marriage equality efforts in the state of Illinois in light of the ELCA's social statement on human sexuality...
- ELCA Presiding Bishop Mark Hanson's video message on Christian peacemaking in a culture of violence...
- A reminder that adult education hour has resumed...
- Messages, sermons, and much more...
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Welcome
St. Luke's Lutheran Church of Logan Square is a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). Founded in 1899, this congregation has been a home to residents of Logan Square for over 100 years. St. Luke's welcomes the many, diverse communities that share this neighborhood. If you are a lifelong Lutheran, or just considering Christianity; if your family has been in the United States for generations, or has only recently arrived; if you are gay, lesbian, straight, bisexual or transgender; if you live with disabilities, chronic illness, or are able-bodied and currently healthy; if you are home-blessed or homeless... YOU are welcome here!
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