• Gospel Music Service: August 25 : Reflections will be doing what we are calling, "not your normal gospel songfest ", service. With a spiritual number or two thrown into the mix, we will be playing some of the gospel classics that you know, as well as some gospel numbers to different beats and /or rhythms. The music for all these songs will be printed in the bulletin so you can sing-along with us. After the service, please join us in board hall for some tasty treats and beverages that go along with the good old gospel traditions. Please bring a friend or two.
  
  
• Favorite Folk Song Service : September 22 : with delicious beverage and nibbles served after the service.
  
  
• Blessing of the Animals (rain or shine) : October 6 : with music to celebrate the feast of St. Francis. This event is rain or shine, so bring your 4-legged friends  and any other loveable creature and enjoy the beauty of the outdoors while Reflections sings a number of songs honoring St. Francis
  
  
• New Zealand Liturgy to begin on October 13 : honoring the beauty of the New Zealand country with special prayers and music.

Second Annual Music Gala Fundraiser - Sunday afternoon, September 16,  5:00 - 7:00 pm

Our second annual Music Gala Fundraiser will be held at the home of Brian and Celia Manlove, 2709 Anchor Way, 40223.   

 

If you attended last year, you'll know it's a very festive occasion, with drinks and hors d'oeuvres and lovely cocktail music, with Robert Lee at the piano.   

 

Please RSVP by text to Lisa Lewis 502-593-8417 or email, [email protected] so we can plan accordingly.

  

Please mark your calendars for our 6 ^th concert season 2018-2019

These events will begin at 5:00 pm:

 

October 28 - Alice Culin-Ellison, baroque violin, Lisa Lewis, organ, with Choral Evensong

 

February 17 - John Cantrell, organist, with Choral Evensong  

 

March 31 - Glenna Metcalf, organist, with Lenten Meditations and Carols sung by the choir

   

 

YOU ARE INVITED to St Luke's Book Club on August 28 at 6:00. Our book selection for August is  Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption written by Bryan Stevenson, Executive Director on the Equal Justice Initiative and professor at New York University, chronicles his nationally acclaimed work challenging bias against the poor and people of color.

MEETING INFO: Lyman House, August 28, FOURTH (4th) Tuesday monthly at 6:00 PM for 2+- hours of rousing conversations and introductions to books of almost every genre.

At the end of each meeting, we discuss books for the next month's selection, so bring your suggestions with you.