INTRODUCTION
Our mission in Christian Formation aims to help the faithful of all ages to grow in both human and Christian maturity by enriching their whole life with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We seek to embrace all the faith dimensions of adult life—for example, understanding and communicating faith, skills needed for personal growth, the experience of family life, relationships, public service, and concern for the common good.
St. Luke's hopes to engage the particular needs and interests of adults in our community by offering a comprehensive and systematic presentation and exploration of the core elements of Christian Catholic faith and practice.
This integration of actual life experience, diverse adult learning needs, the study of Scripture, and the teaching of the Church's tradition help us to create a vibrant learning environment.
St. Luke's hopes to engage the particular needs and interests of adults in our community by offering a comprehensive and systematic presentation and exploration of the core elements of Christian Catholic faith and practice.
This integration of actual life experience, diverse adult learning needs, the study of Scripture, and the teaching of the Church's tradition help us to create a vibrant learning environment.
CURRENT OFFERINGSOnline Bible StudyWeekly Bible Study
Join us every Thursday for a Bible Study that focuses on of the lessons for the following Sunday. We meet in a virtual conference room. Just click on the link below: Thursday, September 16th / 10:00 AM Lessons appointed for the 16th Sunday after Pentecost. Proverbs 31:10-31 / James 3:13-4:3, 7-8a / Mark 9:30-37 Join us at: Our ZOOM Room. You can phone in, too: (646) 558-8656 Access Code:190727051# Click on the video link below for a recording of the study on September 2nd
Stewardship: Begin Again!
The Begin Again! Annual Membership Campaign seeks to ensure that we, St. Luke's Episcopal Church , will remain a strong, vibrant and faithful parish into the future. We know that our greatest treasure is the faith we share; the source of our strength and nourishment as we journey through life. The 2021 campaign focuses on what we need to be able to face the challenges emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic. As generations past have solidified their legacy, your generosity towards helping us Begin Again! will help us to face the financial demands these challenges present.
Download this year's campaign brochure by clicking on the link below.
Click on the file below to read a letter from our Rector.
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resourcesSummer reading ListSummer is always a great time to catch up on reading. How about some new titles for the hazy, lazy, crazy days?
Click here for the Summer 2021 Reading List from St. Luke's Podcasts "An Invitation to Follow the Story"
This is a great resource for everyone but especially for Preachers, Pundits, & Public Proclaimers (Lectors)! Journey with well-known theologians through the liturgical year. Hosted and developed by Dr. Deirdre Good, a noted scholar and now faculty member at SSFM, each podcast enters a dialogue featuring Dr. Joshua Davis, theologian and faculty member of SSFM, and Dr. Althea Spenser Miller, Assistant Professor of New Testament at Drew University Theological School. Click here to listen to current and past podcasts in this series.
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"Breathing in Christ" with The Rev'd Marsha Roscoe Marsha shares how the Breathing in Christ wholeness journey originally launched in October, 2020, is a 12-month transformational experience empowered by God’s divine design. Marsha seeks to guide communities in discovering the deepest calling that transforms God’s potential, together we learn, practice, grow and become God’s truest nature in our lives. An ordained minister of the Evangelical Lutheran in America (ELCA), Marsha Roscoe has taught and ministered in areas of spiritual formation and missional outreach for nearly two decades. She has been an integral part of the Stevenson School for Ministry and a pivotal figure in the mutual collaboration between The Episcopal Church and the ELCA in the region. Click here to listen to podcasts in this series. Available from
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