May 28, 2026
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Gospel Reflection
This week is Trinity Sunday, the Sunday after Pentecost. "Trinity" is the understanding that we worship one God, but we experience God as three persons. God is intrinsically relational. This is a deep mystery. It's hard to grasp and there's probably something heretical in my attempt even to explain it! But suffice to say that God is bigger than we can grasp with our minds. Instead, we strive to recognize ourselves as known by God. It's a matter of the heart.
One of my favorite icons is that of the three angels whom Abraham hosted at the Oak of Mamre, attributed to the Russian iconographer Andrei Rublev in the early 15th century. The icon is a subtle rendition of the Trinity seated at a table.
This icon caught my imagination when it was suggested to me that the square on the fourth side of the table could have been where some putty was applied to attach small mirror, inviting the person gazing on the icon to picture themself seated at the table in relationship with God.
Come to St. Luke's this week to encounter the God who is calling you into relationship; the God who is bigger than any attempt we might make to enclose God in a box of our own understanding.
Happening at St. Luke’s
Friday, May 29
8:00am Anglican Prayer beads (online)
Saturday, May 30
5:30pm Holy Eucharist Rite II
Sunday, May 31
8:00am Morning Prayer
9:00am Bible Study (Parish Hall)
10:00am Choral Morning Prayer
11:15am Coffee Hour
11:30am Adult Forum
1:00pm Tea & Scones
Tuesday, June 2
7:00pm Candlelight Vespers
Wednesday, June 3
12:15pm Eucharist with the Saints
7:00pm Bible Studies (Zoom)
Thursday, June 4
10:00am Gallery Meeting
Friday, June 5
8:00am Anglican Prayer beads (online)
Announcements
St. Luke’s
Altar Bread provided by Karen Gough, Mo. Crafton. Linda Zeh & Kathy McNulty.
Call for Art -
New Exhibit at Nails in the Wall Gallery
All artists are invited to apply for the next juried exhibit at Nails in the Wall Gallery, “Light and Shadow”. Please feel free to share this flyer with any artists you may know.
Tea & Scones Book Club
We are continuing through June! Currently we are finishing up Madeleine L'Engle's A Circle of Quiet, which has sparked many conversations about life, God, and Christian ethics. Join us at 1:00 p.m. in the Fryer Room. You don't have to read the book first - Deacon Anne will share excerpts to get the conversation going. All are welcome!
Adult Forum, 11:30am at Fryer Room
Seeing God, with Fr. Todd.
Daily Office 9am, 12 noon, 5pm, 8:45pm (link)
Children’s Chapel: Kim R.
Coffee Hours Hosts: Catherine Bull & Tommy Bilgrav
Serving in Worship this Weekend
5:30pm (Sat) Perla V.
8:00AM (Sun) Jane S.
10:00AM (Sun) Lauren P., John S., Kathy M.
Click here to find the readings for this weekend.
In Our Prayers This Week
Please continue in your daily prayers for:
Mary Jo, Rosie, David, Louise, Andy, Eletia, Suzan, Lenny, Kristi, Frank, Frank, Janice, Dale, Dwinal, Randi, Chad, Sally, Katherine, Shannon, Tim, Janis, John, Dottie, Delphine, Candice, Peter, Cheryl, Richie, Carl, Mary Ann, Joseph, Joana, Brian, Brian, Pat, Michael, Amy, Glenn, Sandra, Matias, Ryan, Ava, Jeannine, Joseph, Suzzane & John, Melanie, Bernandette, Karen, Elaine, Elizabeth, Brenda, Karen, Jose Vilmar, George
For Those Who Have Died
George, Gloria , Glennis, Mike, Ronnie
Links for: the Anglican Cycle of Prayer, the Diocesan Cycle of Prayer
For Those Who Celebrate Birthdays - May
Sharon H., Dwinal S., Francesca M., Janice S., Ann M., Josephine N., Leandro C., Alanna S., Carmelina A., Roman G., Bernardette R., Nicholas B., Poppy B.
Community Events
These are events that have members of St. Luke's involved in them.
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Parish Information Form
Everyone is welcome at St. Luke’s. This form is designed to help us to keep in your records up-to-date so we can keep you connected to what is going on the parish.
Prayer requests may be submitted on the website.
