Lent – St. Luke Lutheran Church

Lent 2019 – What to Expect

Let My People Go! – Sunday Worship Lent begins with Ash Wednesday (Mar. 6) and so does our journey through Moses’s book

Lent 2019 – What to ExpectSt. Luke-Ann Arbor2019-02-28T12:26:56-05:00

By Miriam Rossow ‘And the man and his wife were both naked and were not ashamed.’ Genesis 2:25 And they all lived

Adam, Where are You? A Call of LoveSt. Luke-Ann Arbor2018-02-22T15:37:13-05:00

By Miriam Rossow Valentine’s Day and Ash Wednesday have landed on the same day this year! This is a rare occasion and

VaLENTines DaySt. Luke-Ann Arbor2018-02-14T14:23:48-05:00

During the Lenten Season this year, we will be in retro mode as we examine the old, old story with fresh eyes

Lent 2018 – An Ancient ApproachSt. Luke-Ann Arbor2018-02-01T14:38:53-05:00

By Lydia Will I sat across from the smiling administrator, trying my best to keep my voice from catching as I tried

Strength, Weakness, Glory – Worship ResponseSt. Luke-Ann Arbor2017-03-30T09:27:28-04:00

By Justin Rossow Our Lenten Thy Will Be Done theme will shape our worship and prayers over this season of preparing for

Lent Adult DiscipleshipSt. Luke-Ann Arbor2017-03-01T14:29:37-05:00

By Richard Rossow Ash Wednesday is the name given to the first day of the season of Lent. Ash Wednesday, originally called dies

The Imposition of AshesThe St. Luke Community2017-02-21T09:07:52-05:00

Download the PDF Watch the Video Setting the Theme What is one thing you observed (watched) in your family as you grew

People of the Passion | Week 6St. Luke-Ann Arbor2016-04-12T12:29:07-04:00

Download PDF Watch the Video Setting the Theme What things in life make you afraid? Peter is confronted by a young

People of the Passion | Week 5St. Luke-Ann Arbor2016-03-17T13:28:57-04:00

Download PDF Watch the Sermon Setting the Theme The theme tonight is service. Share a time when someone helped you and

People of the Passion | Week 4St. Luke-Ann Arbor2016-03-07T14:35:47-05:00