Come worship with us this Sunday
at 3810 Ridgewood Rd. Copley, OH
or on Facebook Live at 9:30 AM
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Scriptures
for this Sunday,
August 14, 2022
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Jeremiah 23:23-29
Psalm 82
Hebrews 12:1-14
Luke 12:49-56
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School Starts
August 17th!
The Backpack Program at Copley Outreach Center needs our help in providing lunch and food items for students and families in our community.
Below is a list of the most common needs.
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St. Luke's Church Picnic II
Thank you to everyone who helped, everyone who contributed, and everyone who came for our Summer Picnic under to Tent.
We had so much fun we're going to do it again on Labor Day weekend, September 4th, after our worship service.
Invite your family and friends to join us. Plan on bringing something delicious to share. The church will again supply the beverages, burgers, and dogs.
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"Rule of Life" Series
We will have an eight-week series on living a Rule of Life beginning Sunday, September 11th.
Meet with us each week after church at 12:30 PM with Fr. Dan as he shares the tools to develop your own personal Rule of Life.
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Our very own "Bob's Cafe" will be open this Sunday after the service. Join us for a time of fellowship, food, and refreshments.
Sunday's Menu:
Pulled Pork BBQ
Chicken Salad
Potato Salad
Garden Salad
Beverages and Dessert
Kid's Menu:
Pasta & Meatballs
Dessert
All donations cover the cost of food and extra proceeds will go to our outreach ministries.
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Women's Group Bible Study
The concept of inheritance isn't just a subject in Scripture. It is a theme stretching all the way from Genesis to Revelation.
On Tuesday evenings at 7:00 PM the Women's Group
is participating in a bible study from Beth Moore entitled
"The Inheritance Bible Study."
Based on Psalm 16:5-6 (ESV): "The lines have fallen for me in pleasant places; indeed, I have a beautiful inheritance."
The study includes 9 sessions of approximately 60 minutes each.
There is a Listening Guide available for note taking during each
of the nine sessions. They are $5 each and can be purchased
online through Living Proof.
If you are interested or want "Moore" information,
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What is "Stage 4"?
Stage 4 is a group of regular people who happen to have cancer or have been closely touched by cancer in their lives.
What does "Stage 4" do?
Stage 4 creates comfort bags which are given to people entering into chemotherapy and cancer treatment. The bags are created by people who have gone through cancer treatment themselves and have a unique prospective on how to make time in treatment a little easier.
Why does "Stage 4" do this?
We are guided by 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, where we are told about the God of all Comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles, so we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves have received from God.
How much do these bags cost?
The comfort bags are available free of charge for both men and women in cancer treatment.
How can You help with this ministry?
You would be most welcome if you would like to help with putting together comfort bags. Stage 4 meets in the Lower-Level Conference Room at St. Luke's Church on Thursday mornings at 9:30 AM and on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 PM.
For more information, to contribute, or if you have any questions,
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St. Luke’s is coming alongside the outreach ministry of the church of Ela Kloda, a former member and friend of St. Luke’s, in Poland.
Her church has rented out two apartments for refugees, and they have committed to feeding 40+ families from the Ukraine. There are 85 children in these families of mothers (no fathers) and the cost is stretching their resources. It cost only $1.85 per day to feed one of the children.
We are asking our members to prayerfully support this outreach. Checks can be made out to St. Luke’s Church with Ukraine Outreach in the memo, or contact Fr. Dan for further information.
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Missionary Visit from John & Tanya and Max & Annie
On Sunday, June 26th, we had the opportunity to visit with
John & Tanya Lynch and Max & Annie Andruschenko,
and hear them give us an update on their mission and outreach work.
For those who may have missed it, below are ways you can
support them in ministry.
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To support John & Tanya Lynch, scan the QR Code above. |
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To support Max & Annie Andruschenko, scan the QR Code above. |
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St. Luke’s Golf League
The St. Luke's Golf League meets each Wednesday evening
at the Pine Valley Golf Club, 469 Reimer Rd, Wadsworth,
with the tee times starting at 5:20 PM.
If you have questions or know someone else that might be interested, please contact Mike Koly at 330-618-4037.
Any golfers who want to play 18 holes can tee off in the afternoon. Contact Mike for tee times.
Enjoying the outdoors, playing a great game, and building relationships is our mission. We hope you can play this year...whether weekly or occasionally, your presence matters.
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Our very own artist in residence, Linda Tompkin, currently has some of her artwork on display as part of the Summer Exhibitions at Summit Art Space in Akron.
The exhibit entitled “Reconciliation,” is open Fridays and Saturdays now through September 17th.
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If you would like a prayer request sent out to the St. Luke's Prayer Team, call or text (330)-703-2932.
If the request is for someone other than yourself, please obtain permission from them before sharing to preserve their privacy.
In an emergency, call our On-Call Pastor
(330)-665-2229
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Contact the church office when you or a loved one will be in the hospital or would like a visit from the Clergy.
Our Pastorate would be glad
to visit, pray, and offer communion if requested.
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Inner Healing Prayer ministers to body,
soul, and spirit.
If you would like prayer or have any questions, contact Nancy Koly.
(330)-618-4036
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Online Directory App
Stay connected and have access to our church directory, links to our website, Facebook page, sermons, announcements, and more.
Contact Jim Fulton in the church office for details or assistance.
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Our church Wi-Fi has been changed, boosted, and updated. The new Wi-Fi is called “StLukesWifi” and it is available throughout the building.
If you would like to access
the new building Wi-Fi,
see Fr. Dan or Jim Fulton for the password.
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Now we're a Podcast, too!
St. Luke’s is now available via Podcast on Apple, Google, Castbox, and Spotify.
Search for ‘St Luke’s Church Akron’ and you will be able hear, or re-hear,
the messages from
Fr. Dan, Fr. Andrew,
and all of our services.
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Watch our Sunday Morning Worship on a Thursday,
or our Tuesday 'Worship with the Word' service on a Saturday!
You can view all of our previous Worship services on YouTube.
If you want to be notified when new content is available
go to the channel on YouTube and click ‘subscribe.’
We will continue streaming our services ‘Live’ on Facebook.
We are just adding another platform to share our content.
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August Offering: $5,585
Monthly Budget: $ 39,377
YTD Offering: $271,677
YTD Budget: $292,148
YTD +/- ($20,471)
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Ways to support St. Luke's Church
- Mail checks to St. Luke's Church 3810 Ridgewood Rd Copley, OH 44321
- PayPal - send to donations@stlukesakron.com
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St. Luke's Website - stlukesakron.com - in the upper right corner, click on the button that says, "Give." You can fill out the form with a credit card/debit card or bank routing and account number. You will receive a receipt by email. This can be set up as recurring if you choose. There is a 2.9% surcharge for this option. Click here to be taken to the website.
- Your Own Bank - send a payment through your own bank account's bill pay on the bank website. The church will receive a paper check in the mail. This can be set up as recurring if you choose.
- Drop off in the church mailbox or come inside to the office.
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Copley Outreach Center
To help those in need in our community, St. Luke’s is partnering with the Copley Outreach Center.
The Copley Outreach Center is a privately funded, volunteer-driven center founded to reach out to the community to assist families who find themselves unable to provide basic needs such as food or shelter.
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CLICK HERE for a list of the food needs or if you prefer to give a monetary donation, you can write a check to St. Luke’s and write 'Copley Outreach' in the memo.
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St. Luke's receives 4¢
per pound for
the clothing collected.
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All the clothes you've been stashing in the corner of your spare room can now be brought to the Clothing Shed at the back of the church parking lot.
It's a great place to donate gently used clothing and you'll be helping those in need, too!
Please put your donations in tied bag and put in the slot to keep them safe and dry. (Do not use boxes or put clothing in the shed un-bagged.)
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Do you need to schedule an event? Suggest a building repair? Request a refund for purchases made?
Ask for a pastoral visit?
In the church office, next to the Cafe door, you'll find folders with a variety of forms to help with these and other issues. Find the right form, fill it out, then place your completed form in Jim's or Kathy's mailbox. Thank you!
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Senior Pastor
Rev. Daniel C. Morgan
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Associate Pastor
Rev. Andrew D. Unger
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St. Luke's office hours are Monday thru Thursday
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
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How to reach us:
St Luke's Church
3810 Ridgewood Rd.
Copley, OH 44321
(330)-665-2227
office@stlukesakron.com
www.stlukesakron.com
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Click the names below to email
a member of our staff:
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St Luke's Church is part of the Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes
under the leadership of Bishop Mark Engel.
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If you have a ministry announcement or event you would like added to the weekly newsletter, please email us or send the information to the church office by Wednesday at 12:00 PM. Thank you.
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