TODAY’S SPECIAL EVENTS
MAY 19, 2013
The following is a list of events occuring today at St. Luke’s. For other events and upcoming information, pick up a COMMUNION MONTHLY, available at the end of the pews and at the Information Desk in the Narthex.
Confirmation
Summer Splash Registration
Congratulations to today’s Confirmation class. This past year has been an important one in their faith journey, and we welcome them today as our newest members of St. Luke’s: Katelynn Benefiel, Brooke Bilbrey, Kayleigh Britt, Anthony Brown, Carlos Burroughs, Katelyn Dickson, Anna Ferguson, Robbie Ferguson, Trevor Fitch, Ethan Fleig, Claire Fletchall, Julia Frazer, Elise Granlund, Annie Harenberg, Oliver Harshman, Claire Harvey, Allison Harvey, Matthew Heck, Grant Hertz, Natalie Ho, Liam Hobson, Madeline Hull, Joe Kaefer, Sarah Merrell, Claire Milletary, Anna Prall, Hannah Radde, Mitchell Ratekin, Andrew Redman, William Riddell, Camden Roe, Lauren Roop, Grace Rowland, Jacob Rowland, Jack Roy, Caroline Sinicki, Christian Smith, Kate Snelling, William Tippins, Bryn Walker, Joey Williams, Chloe Wiser, Justine Wolf.
Summer Splash – Kingdom Rock takes place July 22-26, 9AM-Noon for preschool children through those now completing 3rd grade. Register now at www.stlukesumc.com or in person this morning in the East Passage. There are options for older elementary and youth as well, and many adult volunteers are needed! Stop by the table for details.
Pancakes for Peru Stop by the Great Hall this morning between 9-11AM where our youth are serving pancakes along with other breakfast items in the Great Hall in an effort to help our 32 students who are going to Peru on a work trip this summer, July 19-31. Freewill offerings will gladly be accepted to help cover their trip costs, as well as your prayers and support.
Green Habit of the Month In order to help you form "green" habits, the Green Ministry is introducing a Green Habit of the Month. May's habit is E-Waste Recycling. This morning RecycleForce has a truck parked in the front parking lot and will take anything with a cord. It is illegal in Indiana to throw this e-waste in the trash. Take advantage of this easy opportunity to get rid of e-waste. There is a $10 fee for TVs.
May Outreach of the Month The Rosebud, SD Native American Family Work Project is our Outreach of the Month. St. Luke’s has traveled to Rosebud for many years, where teams have worked with the Lakota people through a variety of experiences. There are still a few spots left on this year’s trip, which takes place June 23-29 and is great for families, For more info, contact Jamalyn Peigh Williamson at williamsonj@stlukesumc.com. Your financial contributions will support Tree of Life, which helps with school kits, winter coats, warm blankets and other critical needs of Rosebud. You may make a donation and place it in the offering basket (payable to St. Luke’s with “Rosebud” on the memo line) or on our website.
Love Apple Project Participate in a Sowers “grow and give” project. You get a tomato (aka “love apple”) plant to grow in your soil to water and nourish during the growing season. At harvest time, you give the produce to the Sowers to be donated to a local food pantry. For information on this project, contact Brandt Carter at 253-3222.
Sendoff Service for Dr. Marion Miller Members of St. Luke’s and the Later@St. Luke’s congregation will formally send Dr. Marion Miller on a Clergy Renewal Leave with a special worship service tonight at 6PM in Robertson Chapel. Marion will be on sabbatical for three months; a special line-up of guest preachers will continue Later in her absence. All are invited to participate.
NEWS YOU CAN USE Job Opening St. Luke’s has an opening for the full-time position of Executive Assistant to both the Senior Pastor and Executive Director of Ministries and Operations. A complete job description may be found at www.stlukesumc.com. Interested applicants should submit their resume to Nancy Lange at langen@stlukesumc.com or to her attention at 100 W. 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46260 no later than May 26.
Summer Volunteers Needed The Track is looking for enthusiastic, energetic adults or older youth to give our Sunday morning school-year volunteers some time off, and to help the summer run smoothly. Consider a short-term commitment that could be tailored to your availability. To learn more, contact thetrack@stlukesumc.com.
“Reel Injun” Documentary In conjunction with our Outreach of the Month project, Rosebud, SD Native American Reservation, you are invited to watch and discuss the film “Reel Injun” next Sunday, May 26 at 4:30PM in E105. Rev. Dr. Susan Jennys, an anthropologist as well as a United Methodist lay pastor, will lead Q&A on this film, which shows how Hollywood has depicted Native Americans over the years, thus contributing to stereotypes.
St. Luke’s is an
open community of Christians gathering to seek, celebrate, live and share the love of God for all creation. We envision being
ST. LUKE’S SERVICES: 8:15, 9:30 & 11:00AM, Sanctuary THE GARDEN at Beef & Boards Theatre: 8:15, 9:15 and 10:15AM. Dr. Linda McCoy, Pastor THE GARDEN at Oak Hill: 9:30 & 10:30AM. Rev. Stan Abell, Pastor FAMILY FUEL: 10:45AM, Robertson Chapel. Rev. David Williamson, Pastor. First Sunday of the month CONTEMPLATIVE TAIZÉ SERVICE: 5:00PM, Sanctuary. Rev. Marsha Hutchinson, Pastor. Third Sunday of the month LATER@ST. LUKE’S: 6:00PM, Robertson Chapel. Dr. Marion Miller, Pastor
WORSHIP 24/7: Our morning worship services are Web broadcast live in real time at www.stlukesumc.com/worship/watch. The entire service is available for purchase on CD and DVD; you may order specific services at www.stlukesumc.com/worship/sermonarchives, or stop by the Welcome Center this morning for an order envelope. You may also listen to or download sermons at www.stlukesumc.com. A link to the sermon video is also available by following us on @stlukesumcindy on Twitter.
transformed by God and
transforming the world into a compassionate, just, inclusive, Christ-like community.
Daylily Labyrinth Our Daylily Labyrinth is bursting with energy in spite of last summer's heat and drought. Located in the neighborhood to the north of Luke's Lodge, it is worth the effort to walk over for a few minutes or an hour of beauty and peacefulness. Picnic table, shade, water sounds as well as walking our outdoor labyrinth await you. If you would like to help maintain the labyrinth for the summer months, contact Betty Brandt (317-846-3404x339, brandtb@stlukesumc.com).
100 W. 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46260
317.846.3404 • www.stlukesumc.com
GENERAL wORSHIP INfORMAtION: WELCOME VISITORS! We’re glad you’re
here and hope you feel the presence of God in this worship service. Stop by our Welcome Center for information and a gift, and join us in the Fellowship Hall for refreshments and fellowship following each service. If you wish, fill out an Information Card in the pew and place it in the offering plate so that we can be of service to you. We look forward to having you worship with us again. ••• For our hearing-impaired friends, personal earphones may be purchased for $7, or hearing aids may be borrowed for the service at the Welcome Center. For our visually impaired friends, ushers have large print bulletins with hymns. ••• PARENTS: Childcare and Sunday School available for children who are newborn to 5th grade; stop at the Info Center in the East Wing to find a classroom. Children are welcome in our services. If they become restless, you may continue to worship with them in the Narthex. ••• ARRIVING LATE?: Wait until prayers and musical selections are concluded before being seated. ••• Food or beverages are not welcome in the Sanctuary. ••• Communion available every Sunday, 9:15AM-12:30PM. Enter in silence. The elements are consecrated and placed in the Prayer Chapel for all to include in their worship experience. Gluten-free crackers are included with the bread elements. COMMUNICAtIONS:
Our morning worship services are Web broadcast live in real time at www.stlukesumc.com. The entire service is available on CD ($4) and DVD ($10). To order or purchase, pay online via credit card or PayPal at www.stlukesumc.com/ worship/sermonarchives, or stop by the Welcome Center for an order envelope. Specify the service you would like copied. You may also listen to or download sermons at www.stlukesumc.com. VOLUNtEER:
Looking for ways to get involved at St. Luke’s? Volunteers are always needed in a variety of areas. Visit our Volunteer Opportunities page, www.stlukesumc.com, or call Adra Wheeler at 846-3404 x457. There’s a place for you at St. Luke’s!
May 19, 2013 8:15, 9:30 & 11:00AM Pentecost Sunday: Red
ORDER OF WORSHIP PRELUDE
“Blessed Assurance” arr. Ed Dickinson “I Sing the Mighty Power of God” Steve Dunn The St. Luke’s Orchestra; Bob Zehr, Director
(9:30 & 11:00)
Acts 2:1-6
*PRAYER OF DEDICATION
“O Spirit of the Living God” No 539 (sung to AZMON, stanzas 1, 2, 4)
SCRIPTURE READERS (8:15) John Guild
TONGUES OF FLAME *HYMN *LITANY LEADER: PEOPLE: LEADER: PEOPLE: LEADER: PEOPLE: UNISON:
No 95 *PRAISE TO GOD Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; praise God, all creatures here below; praise God above, ye heavenly host; praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen.
Come, believers and faithful ones, sing your alleluias to God! Praise God, who invades us with the rush of a mighty wind and fills us with fire. Praise God, who out of love for us sent Jesus Christ to live among us. Praise God, whose Spirit is poured out upon all flesh so our daughters and sons might prophesy. God reaches into our lives and claims us, calling us honored and loved. We are God’s people: We are redeemed; for God has called us by name. Come, Holy Spirit, and find us in our wilderness. Lead us forth into the wonders of your love.
*GLORY TO GOD
Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Ghost; As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
No 70
Rev. Jamalyn Peigh Williamson
(9:30)
Tom Elam
(11:00)
Thomas Hays
Acts 2:5-12 (NRSV) SCRIPTURE Now there were devout Jews from every nation under heaven living in Jerusalem. And at this sound the crowd gathered and was bewildered, because each one heard them speaking in the native language of each. Amazed and astonished, they asked, ‘Are not all these who are speaking Galileans? And how is it that we hear, each of us, in our own native language? Parthians, Medes, Elamites, and residents of Mesopotamia, Judea and Cappadocia, Pontus and Asia, Phrygia and Pamphylia, Egypt and the parts of Libya belonging to Cyrene, and visitors from Rome, both Jews and proselytes, Cretans and Arabs—in our own languages we hear them speaking about God’s deeds of power.’ All were amazed and perplexed, saying to one another, ‘What does this mean?’ SCRIPTURE RESPONSE READER: The word of God for the people of God. CONGREGATION: Thanks be to God. MESSAGE
“Here I Am to Worship” Tim Hughes Mary Margaret Montgomery; Lauren Walawender; Steve Harris; Zach Waymire, Vocalists
“xxx”
Rev. Rob Fuquay
(8:15)
(9:30 & 11:00)
PRAYER TIME
“Hallelujah” (from Christ on the Mount of Olives) Chancel Choir; St. Luke’s Orchestra Beethoven
Rev. Marsha Hutchinson Pastoral Prayer — The Lord’s Prayer
Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen. ANNOUNCEMENTS PRESENTATION OF OFFERINGS
“Blessed Assurance” St. Luke’s Orchestra
(8:15)
(9:30 & 11:00)
(9:30 & 11:00)
PRAYER OF CONFIRMATION PASTOR: (Name), the Lord defend you with his heavenly grace and by his Spirit confirm you in the faith and fellowship of all true disciples of Jesus Christ. PEOPLE: Amen. CLOSING RESPONSE We rejoice to recognize you as members of Christ’s holy church, and bid you welcome to St. Luke’s United Methodist Church. With you we renew our vows to uphold it by our prayers, our presence, our gifts, and our service. With God’s help we will so order our lives after the example of Christ that, surrounded by steadfast love, you may be established in the faith, and confirmed and strengthened in a way that leads to life eternal.
PEOPLE:
“Go Make of All Disciples”
No 571
*BENEDICTION
OFFERTORY ANTHEM
* Congregation standing
SERVICE OF CONFIRMATION
*HYMN
“The Great Spirit of Love” Chancel Choir; St. Luke’s Orchestra
arr. Ed Dickinson
POSTLUDE
CONDOLENCES tO:
Fred Moehlenkamp, Barbara Pagach and Donna Booher on the death of wife and mother Marilyn Moehlenkamp CONGRAtULAtIONS tO:
*WECLOME and GREETING ONE ANOTHER ANTHEM
CONGREGATIONAL CONCERNS
“I Sing the Mighty Power of God”
David Conte
Today’s altar flowers are given in honor of Bob & Sharon Zehr on their 40th wedding anniversary. CLERGy Rev. Rob Fuquay, Senior Pastor; Rev. Marsha Hutchinson, Pastor of Grief Ministries; Dr. Marion Miller, Pastor of Later@St. Luke’s; Rev. David Williamson, Pastor of Family & Children’s Ministries; Rev. Jamalyn Peigh Williamson, Pastor of Outreach Ministries DIRECtOR Of MUSIC MINIStRIES Mark Squire ASSIStANt DIRECtOR Of MUSIC MINIStRIES / ORGANISt Charles Manning
Steve Dunn
Monica Thomas & Todd Morrissey on their wedding of May 18 Sarah Hull & Brandon Brown on their wedding of May 18
SERMON NOTES
GENERAL wORSHIP INfORMAtION: WELCOME VISITORS! We’re glad you’re
here and hope you feel the presence of God in this worship service. Stop by our Welcome Center for information and a gift, and join us in the Fellowship Hall for refreshments and fellowship following each service. If you wish, fill out an Information Card in the pew and place it in the offering plate so that we can be of service to you. We look forward to having you worship with us again. ••• For our hearing-impaired friends, personal earphones may be purchased for $7, or hearing aids may be borrowed for the service at the Welcome Center. For our visually impaired friends, ushers have large print bulletins with hymns. ••• PARENTS: Childcare and Sunday School available for children who are newborn to 5th grade; stop at the Info Center in the East Wing to find a classroom. Children are welcome in our services. If they become restless, you may continue to worship with them in the Narthex. ••• ARRIVING LATE?: Wait until prayers and musical selections are concluded before being seated. ••• Food or beverages are not welcome in the Sanctuary. ••• Communion available every Sunday, 9:15AM-12:30PM. Enter in silence. The elements are consecrated and placed in the Prayer Chapel for all to include in their worship experience. Gluten-free crackers are included with the bread elements. COMMUNICAtIONS:
Our morning worship services are Web broadcast live in real time at www.stlukesumc.com. The entire service is available on CD ($4) and DVD ($10). To order or purchase, pay online via credit card or PayPal at www.stlukesumc.com/ worship/sermonarchives, or stop by the Welcome Center for an order envelope. Specify the service you would like copied. You may also listen to or download sermons at www.stlukesumc.com. VOLUNtEER:
Looking for ways to get involved at St. Luke’s? Volunteers are always needed in a variety of areas. Visit our Volunteer Opportunities page, www.stlukesumc.com, or call Adra Wheeler at 846-3404 x457. There’s a place for you at St. Luke’s!
May 19, 2013 8:15, 9:30 & 11:00AM Pentecost Sunday: Red
ORDER OF WORSHIP PRELUDE
“Blessed Assurance” arr. Ed Dickinson “I Sing the Mighty Power of God” Steve Dunn The St. Luke’s Orchestra; Bob Zehr, Director
(9:30 & 11:00)
Acts 2:1-6
*PRAYER OF DEDICATION
“O Spirit of the Living God” No 539 (sung to AZMON, stanzas 1, 2, 4)
SCRIPTURE READERS (8:15) John Guild
TONGUES OF FLAME *HYMN *LITANY LEADER: PEOPLE: LEADER: PEOPLE: LEADER: PEOPLE: UNISON:
No 95 *PRAISE TO GOD Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; praise God, all creatures here below; praise God above, ye heavenly host; praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen.
Come, believers and faithful ones, sing your alleluias to God! Praise God, who invades us with the rush of a mighty wind and fills us with fire. Praise God, who out of love for us sent Jesus Christ to live among us. Praise God, whose Spirit is poured out upon all flesh so our daughters and sons might prophesy. God reaches into our lives and claims us, calling us honored and loved. We are God’s people: We are redeemed; for God has called us by name. Come, Holy Spirit, and find us in our wilderness. Lead us forth into the wonders of your love.
*GLORY TO GOD
Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Ghost; As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
No 70
Rev. Jamalyn Peigh Williamson
(9:30)
Tom Elam
(11:00)
Thomas Hays
Acts 2:5-12 (NRSV) SCRIPTURE Now there were devout Jews from every nation under heaven living in Jerusalem. And at this sound the crowd gathered and was bewildered, because each one heard them speaking in the native language of each. Amazed and astonished, they asked, ‘Are not all these who are speaking Galileans? And how is it that we hear, each of us, in our own native language? Parthians, Medes, Elamites, and residents of Mesopotamia, Judea and Cappadocia, Pontus and Asia, Phrygia and Pamphylia, Egypt and the parts of Libya belonging to Cyrene, and visitors from Rome, both Jews and proselytes, Cretans and Arabs—in our own languages we hear them speaking about God’s deeds of power.’ All were amazed and perplexed, saying to one another, ‘What does this mean?’ SCRIPTURE RESPONSE READER: The word of God for the people of God. CONGREGATION: Thanks be to God. MESSAGE
“Here I Am to Worship” Tim Hughes Mary Margaret Montgomery; Lauren Walawender; Steve Harris; Zach Waymire, Vocalists
“xxx”
Rev. Rob Fuquay
(8:15)
(9:30 & 11:00)
PRAYER TIME
“Hallelujah” (from Christ on the Mount of Olives) Chancel Choir; St. Luke’s Orchestra Beethoven
Rev. Marsha Hutchinson Pastoral Prayer — The Lord’s Prayer
Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen. ANNOUNCEMENTS PRESENTATION OF OFFERINGS
“Blessed Assurance” St. Luke’s Orchestra
(8:15)
(9:30 & 11:00)
(9:30 & 11:00)
PRAYER OF CONFIRMATION PASTOR: (Name), the Lord defend you with his heavenly grace and by his Spirit confirm you in the faith and fellowship of all true disciples of Jesus Christ. PEOPLE: Amen. CLOSING RESPONSE We rejoice to recognize you as members of Christ’s holy church, and bid you welcome to St. Luke’s United Methodist Church. With you we renew our vows to uphold it by our prayers, our presence, our gifts, and our service. With God’s help we will so order our lives after the example of Christ that, surrounded by steadfast love, you may be established in the faith, and confirmed and strengthened in a way that leads to life eternal.
PEOPLE:
“Go Make of All Disciples”
No 571
*BENEDICTION
OFFERTORY ANTHEM
* Congregation standing
SERVICE OF CONFIRMATION
*HYMN
“The Great Spirit of Love” Chancel Choir; St. Luke’s Orchestra
arr. Ed Dickinson
POSTLUDE
CONDOLENCES tO:
Fred Moehlenkamp, Barbara Pagach and Donna Booher on the death of wife and mother Marilyn Moehlenkamp CONGRAtULAtIONS tO:
*WECLOME and GREETING ONE ANOTHER ANTHEM
CONGREGATIONAL CONCERNS
“I Sing the Mighty Power of God”
David Conte
Today’s altar flowers are given in honor of Bob & Sharon Zehr on their 40th wedding anniversary. CLERGy Rev. Rob Fuquay, Senior Pastor; Rev. Marsha Hutchinson, Pastor of Grief Ministries; Dr. Marion Miller, Pastor of Later@St. Luke’s; Rev. David Williamson, Pastor of Family & Children’s Ministries; Rev. Jamalyn Peigh Williamson, Pastor of Outreach Ministries DIRECtOR Of MUSIC MINIStRIES Mark Squire ASSIStANt DIRECtOR Of MUSIC MINIStRIES / ORGANISt Charles Manning
Steve Dunn
Monica Thomas & Todd Morrissey on their wedding of May 18 Sarah Hull & Brandon Brown on their wedding of May 18
SERMON NOTES
TODAY’S SPECIAL EVENTS
MAY 19, 2013
The following is a list of events occuring today at St. Luke’s. For other events and upcoming information, pick up a COMMUNION MONTHLY, available at the end of the pews and at the Information Desk in the Narthex.
Confirmation
Summer Splash Registration
Congratulations to today’s Confirmation class. This past year has been an important one in their faith journey, and we welcome them today as our newest members of St. Luke’s: Katelynn Benefiel, Brooke Bilbrey, Kayleigh Britt, Anthony Brown, Carlos Burroughs, Katelyn Dickson, Anna Ferguson, Robbie Ferguson, Trevor Fitch, Ethan Fleig, Claire Fletchall, Julia Frazer, Elise Granlund, Annie Harenberg, Oliver Harshman, Claire Harvey, Allison Harvey, Matthew Heck, Grant Hertz, Natalie Ho, Liam Hobson, Madeline Hull, Joe Kaefer, Sarah Merrell, Claire Milletary, Anna Prall, Hannah Radde, Mitchell Ratekin, Andrew Redman, William Riddell, Camden Roe, Lauren Roop, Grace Rowland, Jacob Rowland, Jack Roy, Caroline Sinicki, Christian Smith, Kate Snelling, William Tippins, Bryn Walker, Joey Williams, Chloe Wiser, Justine Wolf.
Summer Splash – Kingdom Rock takes place July 22-26, 9AM-Noon for preschool children through those now completing 3rd grade. Register now at www.stlukesumc.com or in person this morning in the East Passage. There are options for older elementary and youth as well, and many adult volunteers are needed! Stop by the table for details.
Pancakes for Peru Stop by the Great Hall this morning between 9-11AM where our youth are serving pancakes along with other breakfast items in the Great Hall in an effort to help our 32 students who are going to Peru on a work trip this summer, July 19-31. Freewill offerings will gladly be accepted to help cover their trip costs, as well as your prayers and support.
Green Habit of the Month In order to help you form "green" habits, the Green Ministry is introducing a Green Habit of the Month. May's habit is E-Waste Recycling. This morning RecycleForce has a truck parked in the front parking lot and will take anything with a cord. It is illegal in Indiana to throw this e-waste in the trash. Take advantage of this easy opportunity to get rid of e-waste. There is a $10 fee for TVs.
May Outreach of the Month The Rosebud, SD Native American Family Work Project is our Outreach of the Month. St. Luke’s has traveled to Rosebud for many years, where teams have worked with the Lakota people through a variety of experiences. There are still a few spots left on this year’s trip, which takes place June 23-29 and is great for families, For more info, contact Jamalyn Peigh Williamson at williamsonj@stlukesumc.com. Your financial contributions will support Tree of Life, which helps with school kits, winter coats, warm blankets and other critical needs of Rosebud. You may make a donation and place it in the offering basket (payable to St. Luke’s with “Rosebud” on the memo line) or on our website.
Love Apple Project Participate in a Sowers “grow and give” project. You get a tomato (aka “love apple”) plant to grow in your soil to water and nourish during the growing season. At harvest time, you give the produce to the Sowers to be donated to a local food pantry. For information on this project, contact Brandt Carter at 253-3222.
Sendoff Service for Dr. Marion Miller Members of St. Luke’s and the Later@St. Luke’s congregation will formally send Dr. Marion Miller on a Clergy Renewal Leave with a special worship service tonight at 6PM in Robertson Chapel. Marion will be on sabbatical for three months; a special line-up of guest preachers will continue Later in her absence. All are invited to participate.
NEWS YOU CAN USE Job Opening St. Luke’s has an opening for the full-time position of Executive Assistant to both the Senior Pastor and Executive Director of Ministries and Operations. A complete job description may be found at www.stlukesumc.com. Interested applicants should submit their resume to Nancy Lange at langen@stlukesumc.com or to her attention at 100 W. 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46260 no later than May 26.
Summer Volunteers Needed The Track is looking for enthusiastic, energetic adults or older youth to give our Sunday morning school-year volunteers some time off, and to help the summer run smoothly. Consider a short-term commitment that could be tailored to your availability. To learn more, contact thetrack@stlukesumc.com.
“Reel Injun” Documentary In conjunction with our Outreach of the Month project, Rosebud, SD Native American Reservation, you are invited to watch and discuss the film “Reel Injun” next Sunday, May 26 at 4:30PM in E105. Rev. Dr. Susan Jennys, an anthropologist as well as a United Methodist lay pastor, will lead Q&A on this film, which shows how Hollywood has depicted Native Americans over the years, thus contributing to stereotypes.
St. Luke’s is an
open community of Christians gathering to seek, celebrate, live and share the love of God for all creation. We envision being
ST. LUKE’S SERVICES: 8:15, 9:30 & 11:00AM, Sanctuary THE GARDEN at Beef & Boards Theatre: 8:15, 9:15 and 10:15AM. Dr. Linda McCoy, Pastor THE GARDEN at Oak Hill: 9:30 & 10:30AM. Rev. Stan Abell, Pastor FAMILY FUEL: 10:45AM, Robertson Chapel. Rev. David Williamson, Pastor. First Sunday of the month CONTEMPLATIVE TAIZÉ SERVICE: 5:00PM, Sanctuary. Rev. Marsha Hutchinson, Pastor. Third Sunday of the month LATER@ST. LUKE’S: 6:00PM, Robertson Chapel. Dr. Marion Miller, Pastor
WORSHIP 24/7: Our morning worship services are Web broadcast live in real time at www.stlukesumc.com/worship/watch. The entire service is available for purchase on CD and DVD; you may order specific services at www.stlukesumc.com/worship/sermonarchives, or stop by the Welcome Center this morning for an order envelope. You may also listen to or download sermons at www.stlukesumc.com. A link to the sermon video is also available by following us on @stlukesumcindy on Twitter.
transformed by God and
transforming the world into a compassionate, just, inclusive, Christ-like community.
Daylily Labyrinth Our Daylily Labyrinth is bursting with energy in spite of last summer's heat and drought. Located in the neighborhood to the north of Luke's Lodge, it is worth the effort to walk over for a few minutes or an hour of beauty and peacefulness. Picnic table, shade, water sounds as well as walking our outdoor labyrinth await you. If you would like to help maintain the labyrinth for the summer months, contact Betty Brandt (317-846-3404x339, brandtb@stlukesumc.com).
100 W. 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46260
317.846.3404 • www.stlukesumc.com