Weekdays
Almost every day of the week, friends meet to study scripture and Christian faith in gatherings just for men, for women, and for mothers of younger and older children. Topics and facilitators vary as the Holy Spirit leads us, and there’s something for everyone. Watch the Dialogue and our website for specific offerings. Please contact the Rev. Rebecca DeBow or 802-6202 if you need help finding the small group or study that’s right for you.
Monday
Monday Morning Women’s Bible Study
We continue our study of One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voscamp. Come ready to talk about slowing down and giving thanks for what we already have. 9:30 am - Room 224.
Seasons
This study and support group is open to all mothers with young children (through preschool age). Kelli Jetmundsen and Rebecca DeBow continue our study of One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voscamp. Come ready to talk about slowing down and giving thanks for what we already have. Childcare is available. 10:30 am, Tilson Room.
Monday Evening Women's Bible Study
We continue our study of One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voscamp. Come ready to talk about slowing down and giving thanks for what we already have.5:30 pm-Room 216
Tuesday
Education for Ministry (EfM)
Where Christian tradition meets American Culture - Where your life experience crosses your faith experience. Classes meet at 9:15 am. Enrollment is limited to twelve students. The fee is $350.00. Sponsored by The University of the South, Sewanee and The Diocese of Alabama. For more information, please call facilitator/mentor: Susan Hutson (871-8762 or ).
Women’s Bible Study
Women of all ages and stages enjoy studying and discussing theology and scripture. Contact Diana Plosser ((967-9216 or ) for more information. 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm, Tilson Room.
Faith Matters - For young adults 35 or under
You’re invited to meet with new friends and old friends at Full Circle in Forest Park. We’ll have dinner at 6:30 pm, with a great time to talk about “faith matters” from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm with Rich Webster. We will meet for 4 consecutive Tuesday nights beginning January 17 and ending February 7. You can come to any and all—they are not cumulative in any way! EVERYONE is invited—people in AND outside of Saint Luke’s, so bring a friend or more! Please email Chris Girata for more information.
Wednesday
Men’s Bible Study and Breakfast
Led by the Rev. Richmond Webster, This group will study Faith, Grace, Hope and Other Big Themes in the Bible. Breakfast is served, and the Bible study will conclude by 8:00 am sharp. Begins at 7:00 am, Graham Hall.
Getting Ready for Sunday
Led by the Rev. Steve DeGweck, this weekly study will focus on the scripture lessons for the following Sunday’s worship services, and will be a mid-week version of the class Steve teaches during the Sunday School hour. Open to all adults. Email Steve or call 802-6203 with any questions. 10:45 am - Tilson Room
Second Seasons
A Bible study and support group for mothers of elementary age school children. Everyone is welcome to bring a lunch. For more information, please contact Livy Abele (586-6069 or ). Noon, Room 214.
Young Men’s Wednesday Evening Bible Study
Call John Scott for more information (871-8640). Newcomers are welcome. 6:15 pm to 7:15 pm, Room 212
Holy Meets Ordinary
Sandy Porter will facilitate a discussion of some of the themes in her book Holy Meets Ordinary. Each week will focus on a different topic based on a reflection from the book and related scriptures.
6:30 pm to 7:15 pm - Room 212
Wednesday Night Supper and Programs
Every Wednesday night we have supper from 5:30-6:30. From 6:30-7:15 there is a contemplative, informal Holy Eucharist with candlelight and music in our Chapel—unless there is a very special event involving the entire parish.
As always, we hope people will use their Wednesday evening time at Saint Luke’s in whatever way suits them best. Some choose worship or a more formal educational gathering. Others meet for coffee and conversation or just a time of quiet. After supper, it’s “gather and scatter.”
Program in Graham Hall
Beginning February 1 - The Seven Deadly Sins
As we prepare for and journey through Lent, your clergy take this opportunity to explore the classic, seven deadly sins. Enjoy some playful but meaningful thoughts on amendment of life brought to you by Rich, Steve, Rebecca, Chris and Mark.
February 1 : Envy - The Rev. Richmond Webster
February 8: Pride - The Rev. Stephen DeGweck
February 16: Lust - The Rev. Rebecca DeBow
February 29: Anger - The Rev. Christopher Girata
March 7: Gluttony - The Rev. Mark LaGory
March 14: Sloth - The Rev. Rebecca DeBow
March 28: Greed - The Rev. Stephen DeGweck
Thursday
Rich’s Bible Study
Named in honor of the late Bishop Furman Stough, this class is led by the Rev. Richmond Webster. Currently studying Faith, Grace, Hope and Other Big Themes in the Bible, the class is open to all women. 10:30 am, Room 232.
