Bishop Howard's Message on Regathering- updated 5/20/21

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Thoughts  from the Sr. Warden 

 Brothers and Sisters of St. Luke’s…

  Hallelujah!St. Luke’s officially has our Priest. Father Johnstone has signed his contract with us. I cannot be happier. I will ask the Congregation’s prayers for a quick turnaround on his immigration papers and that he and his family can get here safely as soon as possible. So, once again a big shout-out to the Search Committee and a thank you for their hard work.Hallelujah!
August is upon us brothers and sisters. That means ‘cool’ weather is just around the corner. Actually, the second sentence is a complete fib. Please be mindful of the A/C during services and know that we are trying to accommodate the different preferences and comforts for all.
Our Jr. Warden has broken his foot. So, if you see something that needsfixin’; Hang On! We’re getting there. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
St. Luke’s has been fortunate through the years with a plethora of wonderful organists, including but not limited to Nettie Baisden, Linda Ratliff, Vivian Bass, Bully Helvenston and last but not least Elizabeth Airth. For the past few years we have had in our midst the best Episcopalian organist with whom I have ever been associated.
Thom Thomas brought a love of the Church and its music with a skillset not matched by anyone I can recall. We must bid farewell to Thom and Stevan as they move back up to New Hampshire. I am saddened but we wish them well on this new adventure. Godspeed.  
In Christ,
Brantly Helvenston
  

    



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 DAUGHTERS OF THE KING

  Aug 3 @4:30pm Parish Hall

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Hallelujah!

St. Luke’s officially has our Priest. Father Johnstone has signed his contract with us. I cannot be happier. I will ask the Congregation’s prayers for a quick turnaround on his immigration papers and that he and his family can get here safely as soon as possible. So, once again a big shout-out to the Search Committee and a thank you for their hard work.

Hallelujah!

August is upon us brothers and sisters. That means ‘cool’ weather is just around the corner. Actually, the second sentence is a complete fib. Please be mindful of the A/C during services and know that we are trying to accommodate the different preferences and comforts for all.

Our Jr. Warden has broken his foot. So, if you see something that needs

fixin’; Hang On! We’re getting there. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.

St. Luke’s has been fortunate through the years with a plethora of wonderful organists, including but not limited to Nettie Baisden, Linda Ratliff, Vivian Bass, Bully Helvenston and last but not least Elizabeth Airth. For the past few years we have had in our midst the best Episcopalian organist with whom I have ever been associated.

Thom Thomas brought a love of the Church and its music with a skillset not matched by anyone I can recall. We must bid farewell to Thom and

Stevan as they move back up to New Hampshire. I am saddened but we wish them well on this new adventure. Godspeed. 

In Christ,

Brantly Helvenston

Hallelujah!

St. Luke’s officially has our Priest. Father Johnstone has signed his contract with us. I cannot be happier. I will ask the Congregation’s prayers for a quick turnaround on his immigration papers and that he and his family can get here safely as soon as possible. So, once again a big shout-out to the Search Committee and a thank you for their hard work.

Hallelujah!

August is upon us brothers and sisters. That means ‘cool’ weather is just around the corner. Actually, the second sentence is a complete fib. Please be mindful of the A/C during services and know that we are trying to accommodate the different preferences and comforts for all.

Our Jr. Warden has broken his foot. So, if you see something that needs

fixin’; Hang On! We’re getting there. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.

St. Luke’s has been fortunate through the years with a plethora of wonderful organists, including but not limited to Nettie Baisden, Linda Ratliff, Vivian Bass, Bully Helvenston and last but not least Elizabeth Airth. For the past few years we have had in our midst the best Episcopalian organist with whom I have ever been associated.

Thom Thomas brought a love of the Church and its music with a skillset not matched by anyone I can recall. We must bid farewell to Thom and

Stevan as they move back up to New Hampshire. I am saddened but we wish them well on this new adventure. Godspeed. 

In Christ,

Brantly Helvenston

Hallelujah!

St. Luke’s officially has our Priest. Father Johnstone has signed his contract with us. I cannot be happier. I will ask the Congregation’s prayers for a quick turnaround on his immigration papers and that he and his family can get here safely as soon as possible. So, once again a big shout-out to the Search Committee and a thank you for their hard work.

Hallelujah!

August is upon us brothers and sisters. That means ‘cool’ weather is just around the corner. Actually, the second sentence is a complete fib. Please be mindful of the A/C during services and know that we are trying to accommodate the different preferences and comforts for all.

Our Jr. Warden has broken his foot. So, if you see something that needs

fixin’; Hang On! We’re getting there. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.

St. Luke’s has been fortunate through the years with a plethora of wonderful organists, including but not limited to Nettie Baisden, Linda Ratliff, Vivian Bass, Bully Helvenston and last but not least Elizabeth Airth. For the past few years we have had in our midst the best Episcopalian organist with whom I have ever been associated.

Thom Thomas brought a love of the Church and its music with a skillset not matched by anyone I can recall. We must bid farewell to Thom and

Stevan as they move back up to New Hampshire. I am saddened but we wish them well on this new adventure. Godspeed. 

In Christ,

Brantly Helvenston