"O Holy Spirit, descend plentifully into my heart. Enlighten the dark corners of this neglected dwelling and scatter there Thy cheerful beams."

- St. Augustine

You can also join 10:15 a.m. worship via Zoom by phone (audio only) by calling (669) 900-6833 and entering Meeting ID 847 4308 9153, and participant ID 1890.

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This Week's Servers and Readings

7:45 a.m.

Lector - Gary Peters

Acolyte - Gordon Tucker

Usher - Suzanne Bady

10:15 a.m.



Lector - Rene Gash

Acolyte- Jon Chin

Ushers - Stacey Barrientos, Joe Kay

Crucifer - Darlene Toomey

Videographer - Landon Campbell 

Thank You to this week's Coffee Hour Hosts:

Altar Guild Team 2!

Coffee Hour Instructions

Readings for this Sunday



Acts 2: 1-22

Psalm 104: 24-34,35b

Romans 8: 22-27

John 15: 26-27, 16: 4b-15

This Sunday, May 19, St. Luke's will be celebrating the Day of Pentecost and it is shaping up to be an amazing day. We hope you will plan on joining us for this great celebration! Here is what is happening and how you can participate.

• All are invited to wear red to match the liturgical color for this Feast Day.

• Break bread with us during brunch which will be served at 9am and after the 10:15 service. If you are able please bring a side dish or dessert to share. Learn more about the brunches here. Have questions? Contact Cathi Long.

• Everyone is welcome to join in the reading of the lesson from Acts in unison. We encourage you to read it in any language in which you comfortable speaking. You can find the passage in English as well as other translations here.

• There will be ribbons and kites available at the service and anyone is welcome to wave them from the pews or join the processional.

• If you have prayer needs, the Daughters of the King will be offering prayer and anointing in the Centennial Room during the 10:15am service.

A huge thank you to the Vestry, Altar Guild Team 2, and our hospitality ministry team for their respective efforts in decorating the Nave and parish hall and organizing the Pentecost brunches!

Thank you, as well, to Rev. Nina, Father Bunker, and Rev. Sandy who will join Mother Amy in serving at Sunday's services!

Another beautiful NAMI Walks in the books! THANK YOU for making possible St. Luke’s continued support of the National Alliance on Mental Illness. Collectively, the St. Luke’s Stompers raised over$3,200.  Whether you joined the team in fundraising, walked with them this past Saturday, or made a monetary contribution; you have helped to further the important work of raising awareness, and stomping out the stigma surrounding mental illness.  

For more information about NAMI’s programs of support, education and advocacy for people experiencing mental health issues and their families and caregivers, offered free to the public, go to NAMI Colorado.

St. Luke’s Preparedness Committee is offering an Emergency Response Training session to all St. Luke’s parishioners and family on Saturday, June 8th, from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM in St. Luke’s Parish Hall. The training will cover CPR, AED use, and more. If you would like to attend, there will be a signup sheet at the welcome center desk until Sunday, June 2nd after services. You can also to confirm a spot at the session by emailing Mason Whitney. Full details of this important training session can be found here.

The child sat quietly under the tree in a patch of sunlight enjoying the gentle breeze and daydreaming. Not of unicorns or of wizards vanquishing dragons, not of great treasure or even sweets, but of how to do something special, something truly worthwhile and it sprang to mind, "A Committee! Someday I want to serve on a Committee!" Well, if it doesn't happen that way, it should. Learn more here if you are interested in being part of the core of the church and helping to make it most effective.

The Mental Health Initiative Committee at St. Luke’s will be featuring resources, links, and other educational information on mental health awareness and topics. We invite you to learn about this week’s topic is “Fast Facts on Mental Health and Illnesses.” Would you like to learn more about mental health topics? Visit previous eNews for more bi-weekly features.

Hello, all young people of St. Luke's! Summer is right around the corner, and that means summer camp is, too! Every year, the Episcopal Diocese of Colorado sponsors summer camp at its Cathedral Ridge retreat center near Woodland Park.To learn more about the 2024 camp season, visit the Cathedral Ridge website. If you have any other questions, please email Gordy Tucker or call him at (303) 250-4610.

Children and Youth Ministries

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