What does your baptism have to do with your watershed? Come contemplate how the water of the Jordan and the Wounded Side of Christ and our very own Cedar River reach the water of your own baptismal font and extend back out again into the wilds of our world.
Kimberly Benner, a registered nurse with 20 years’ experience, will lead a conversation the realities of advanced medical interventions and what they mean to people in various stages of life. Actual outcomes for patients will be discussed, for both the short and long term. The presentation supports good decision-making before an accident or serious illness […]
Celebrate the Summer Solstice. Through music and poetry, ritual and movement, we acknowledge the beauty of the natural world and the interweave of the seasons with our own spiritual lives. All are welcome. Read more about St. Luke's seasonal liturgies.
6 p.m. Social Hour 7 p.m. Dinner Live music by Mel Butler and friends. Social hour in the courtyard with beverages and cash bar, followed by a candlelight dinner prepared by chef William Flora. All proceeds support St. Luke’s ministries. $50/person $300 to reserve a table for six RSVP
All are invited to attend our first Fête work party and fellowship evening on July 25 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The focus of this work party will be silent auction prep, sign and token refresh and Game/prize prepping. Then mark your calendar for another prep evening on August 8. Additional dates will be […]
Our second Fête work party and fellowship evening. Additional dates will be added as needed. Please contact Theresa Schaefer or Daniel Crayne with any questions or suggestions.
Join us for fun, fellowship, refreshments, and more as “many hands make light work” to complete simple tasks in preparation for our 6th annual English Fête. Examples of the types of work include: August 27: assemble Silent Auction baskets and props, organize game supplies, paint signs, bake shortbread September 5: bake scones September 12: prep […]
Now in our 6th year! St. Luke's English Fête brings a bit of olde England to downtown Renton. A fun and festive event for all ages patterned after a traditional English country village fair, this event includes traditional English foods, carnival games and prizes, Sound and Fury Morris dancers, English music, cake stall, raffles, British […]
Katrina Spade, Founder and CEO Recompose, a Public Benefit Corporation, will talk about recomposition as an alternative to cremation and burial. Recomposition allows us to give our bodies back to the earth that supports our lives. Katrina will speak at Vashon High School on Sept. 19, 7 p.m. You can learn more at vashonconversation.com.
After each liturgy on Homecoming Sunday, September 22, we will renew the conversation we began some five years ago about St. Luke’s buildings and grounds as part of our mission and how we might imagine our space being more hospitable, visible, functional, and beautiful for our ongoing ministry. If you cannot attend this meeting, please […]
Return to your soul. A liturgy of poetry, story, and music at autumn's equinox. Learn more about our seasonal liturgies
