Our doors are in need of painting so are going to be doing something more traditional: We’re painting our doors red!
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Our doors are in need of painting so are going to be doing something more traditional: We’re painting our doors red!
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Today St. Luke’s and Christ the King churches celebrated the beginning of the next chapter in our church lives, with our new Priest -in- Charge, Father Mitchell Yudasz, conducting a Eucharistic service. Following our service we gathered in the parish hall for coffee and cake and the sharing of fellowship. Welcome Fr. Mitch.
Sunday, July 7, 2019, there will be a joint service with Christ the King church, here at St. Luke’s. We will have a Holy Eucharist service, at 9:00 a.m., with our churches new Priest in Charge, Father Mitch Yudasz. Following the service there will be a welcoming reception coffee hour.
On June 10, 2018, we celebrated the retirement of our pastor, Fr. William Hale, in a joint service with our cluster parish, Christ the King, Taylor, MI, followed by a picnic. Father Bill and his wife, Arlene, have retired and relocated to California to be closer to family.
Suddenly, there was the beginning of the “helicopter” days. Just when Michigan had finally broken into its first 80° day, the maple trees on our street started to let loose their little winged seedlings. Ever since I was a kid, the two seeds linked together and floating down on the wind looked like some sort of feathered messengers as they rode on the wind and floated everywhere up and down the street. Wherever the wind carried them, the little winged seeds circled and circled, moving in their gyrating ways down and over, and down again, until they hit the earth. Continue reading