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Holy Eucharist at 10:30 am in person and live streaming through Facebook.
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Welcome to St. Luke's
Welcome to our community of faith. We are worshiping indoors. Masks are now optional but are available on the ushers' table.
Holy Communion is offered in both kinds, but the common Cup is offered only by intinction ("dipping").
If you feel sick, or if you know you have been exposed to COVID, please stay home and get well.
You can view our services on Zoom. The information you need to join us is below. And we post to our YouTube and Facebook pages later in the week. Find us on Facebook at "St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Ewing" and our YouTube channel "St. Luke's Episcopal Church Ewing."
The St. Luke's Black Lives Matter Committee presents:
Racism and Reparations in the Church: How do we do better?
Guest Speakers:
Canon Barbie Bach, Co-Chair of the Diocesan Reparations Commission and
Dr. Jolyon Pruszinski, historian for the Reparations Commission
Sunday, April 28th - Worship @ 10:30 - Dr. Pruszinski, homilist
Presentation & conversation with Canon Bach and Dr. Pruszinski @ 11:30
The presentation will cover the historic connections between Episcopalians/Anglicans in New Jersey and slavery and racism, as well as its ongoing effects in the Church, and the role of reparations in repairing, restoring, reconciling and making amends for the historic wrongs of slavery and racism. Refreshments will be served. ALL ARE WELCOME.
St. Luke's Episcopal Church Ewing
UPCOMING EVENTS
Sunday, April 28: The St. Luke's Black Lives Matter Committee hosts a presentation by the Diocese of NJ Reparations Commission.
Sunday, June 16: The Black Lives Matter Committe holds a Juneteenth celebration. Food, trivia and fun!
OUTREACH OPPORTUNIITES
TRINITY CATHEDRAL FOOD PANTRY: Please remember to pick up staple food items for the Cathedral food pantry: canned veggies and fruit, canned protein, PB & jelly (no glass jars please), rice, noodles, beans, etc. Leave your contributions in the basket under the usher's table.
GOOD NEWS GARDEN - Our Good News Vegetable Garden behind the parish hall is ready for spring planting. WE NEED GARDENERS! Please see Stuart Rich or Tina Aoro if you like to tend plants and get your hands dirty!
St. Luke's Statement on Racism and Support for the Goals of the Black Lives Matter Movement
The Black Lives Matter Committee of St. Luke's Episcopal Church is committed to eliminating the destructiveness of racism in our society. St. Luke's has long been dis-tinguished by a culture of diversity and inclusion, and the purpose of our BLM Committee is to promote social justice, through intentional actions to raise awareness in our target audiences and create change, at both the individual and systemic levels.
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St. Luke's is "the little church that does big things." We are a vibrant and intimate community seeking to be faithful to our baptismal promise: to continue in the Apostles' teaching and fellowship, in the breaking of bread, and in prayer. We take to heart our promise to seek and serve Christ in all persons, to strive for justice, and to respect the dignity of every human being. We are a people of hope and joy, committed to sharing Christ's love in ways that make God's world a better place for all people. You are welcome here--and we mean that!