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Well-known Christian contemplatives have compiled a list of 25 influential, classical, pivotal books for Christian discipleship. Points addressed for each book include: overview, why it is a classic, a study guide and more. At each meeting, the class discusses a different book. The group has already read many classics including...
March 4 - April 8 (Greg Hale) This six-session study covers important but often misunderstood details about marriage, including Biblical foundation, servant leadership, friendship, threats and sex. IT concludes with specific, practical ideas that can help you bring new life to your marriage
Knit or crochet baby blankets for St. Luke's newborn babies or donate yarn.
1st Saturdays from September - December, 10AM - noon, Spiritual Life Center. Bible journaling, a cross between scrapbooking, journaling and Bible study, is a creative and fresh way to explore Scripture. Dig deeper into God's work, find what speaks to you and use craft supplies to express it. Come when you...
Support for grieving children. Group meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5:30PM. To register, call 317-705-9650.
This group is made up of mostly retired women and men. Spring topics include Just Mercy, Lent Sermon Discussion and Beyond the Messy Truth.
The Goal of Christian centering prayer is to be open to God at the deepest soul level. Expect to sit in silence as a group for 20 minutes to enrich your personal practice. Follow-up by attending a Social Action meeting.
Community Yoga meets on Tuesdays from 6-7PM in The Modge. Cost is $8 per class. All are welcome!
4th Saturdays, January to May, 8:45 - 11:30AM. Expect an opportunity to practice Centering Prayer, view selected videos, share in small groups and close with Lectio Divina. All fall presentations will be selections from A Taste of Beauty, Truth and Wisdom with talks by both Fr. Thomas Keating and Fr....
Sat. March 7, 9AM-Noon, Room N101, Cost: $25 Learn CPR. Email to register: stlukeshealthministry@gmail.com
The Creation Care Ministry celebrates and cares for God’s creation by educating, encouraging faith-based actions and enabling the St. Luke’s UMC community to conserve resources and promote environmental harmony. Meet in room N103/104.
Jan 9 - Mar. 26; Becoming Disciples through Bible Study: A life-transforming 12-week, one hour and fifteen-minute class that offers an overview of the New Testament. A strong commitment to 20-30 minutes of daily reading is needed. A study manual and study Bible are needed and available in Connections bookstore.
Jan 8 - April 1; Becoming Disciples through Bible Study: A life-transforming 12-week, one hour and fifteen-minute class that offers an overview of the New Testament. A strong commitment to 20-30 minutes of daily reading is needed. A study manual and study Bible are needed and available in Connections bookstore.
Jan. 12 - May 31; Becoming Disciples through Bible Study: A life-transforming 12-week, one hour and fifteen-minute class that offers an overview of the New Testament. A strong commitment to 20-30 minutes of daily reading is needed. A study manual and study Bible are needed and available in Connections bookstore.
Jan. 5 - Mar 22: Into the Word Into the World –This class covers Genesis, Exodus, Luke and Acts. Connections between the Old/New Testaments are emphasized. A study manual and study Bible are needed and available in Connections bookstore. Prerequisite: Disciple I.
Jan. 7 - Mar 31: Into the Word Into the World –This class covers Genesis, Exodus, Luke and Acts. Connections between the Old/New Testaments are emphasized. A study manual and study Bible are needed and available in Connections bookstore. Prerequisite: Disciple I.
Jan. 15 - April 1: Remember Who You Are – This class covers the letters of Paul. A study manual and study Bible are needed and available in Connections bookstore. Prerequisite: Disciple I.
Jan. 8 - May 13: Under the Tree of Life – This class covers The Writings in the New Testament. Scripture includes John I, II, III John, James, Jude and Revelation. Participants are welcome to join this group at any time. A study manual and study Bible are needed and...
Tuesdays, Jan 7 - Feb. 11th, 12 - 1:15PM, Tom Maksym There is more to the story of Job than the first and last chapters, for it is the chapters in between that mirror man's own life struggles. Immersion: Job enables readers to enter the story and experience the trials of...
Tuesdays, Feb. 18th - April 7th, 12-1:15PM (Tom Maksym) The end times. How should I approach such a topic? With hopefulness? Intimidation? Do I even understand it? Revelation helps answer the questions. You will increase our knowledge of this important book of the Bible and find hope through the revelation of...
Wednesday, April 29, 6:30-7:30PM, C124 (Jenny Hawke) Jenny Hawke, who walked the last 70 miles (100 kilometers) of El Camino in Spain from Sarria to Santiago in 2017, will share her experience about traveling with Spanish Steps, a tour company that provides experienced guides and support and makes all meal, luggage...
This is a class of older adults who enjoy learning and fellowship. All are welcome.
Expect a different interfaith speaker each month followed by lively discussion.
Sundays, Feb. 23 - March 29, 10:50 - 11:50AM (Tom Maksym) This DVD study is taught by Rob Fuquay and includes testimonies of St. Luke's members. Faithful and Inclusive allows you to gain an understanding of how United Methodists can be both obedient to God's Word and fully welcoming to LGBTQ...
Jan. 15 - Feb. 19 (Rev. Rob Fuquay) This DVD study is taught by Rob Fuquay and includes testimonies of St. Luke's members. Faithful and Inclusive allows you to gain an understanding of how United Methodists can be both obedient to God's Word and fully welcoming to LGBTQ persons in...
Tuesdays, Jan. 14 - Feb. 18, 7-8:30PM, Online Group (Kathy Armington) ..... This DVD study is taught by Rob Fuquay and includes testimonies of St. Luke's members. Faithful and Inclusive allows you to gain an understanding of how United Methodists can be both obedient to God's Word and fully welcoming...
Wednesdays, Jan. 15 - 19, 8PM, (Ty King) This DVD study is taught by Rob Fuquay and includes testimonies of St. Luke's members. Faithful and Inclusive allows you to gain an understanding of how United Methodists can be both obedient to God's Word and fully welcoming to LGBTQ persons in...
Wednesdays, March 4 - April 8, 8PM, (Ty King) This DVD study is taught by Rob Fuquay and includes testimonies of St. Luke's members. Faithful and Inclusive allows you to gain an understanding of how United Methodists can be both obedient to God's Word and fully welcoming to LGBTQ persons...
Tues, Feb 25, 11AM, Fellowship Hall This funeral planning class takes on a topic that many think about as they get older, but seldom know how to get started. This class helps you understand and plan your Christian service of death and resurrection. Contact Rev. Regina Proctor, proctorr@stlukesumc.com, 317-846-3404 for more...
This is an ongoing Small Group, welcoming new members.
Expect intimate interfaith round table discussions about topics of religious and cultural relevance. Make friends with someone from a different religious tradition!
Gentle Yoga meets on Mondays in N103/104. Cost is $8 per class. All are welcome!
Theological conversations connecting the Bible and Christianity with 21st century culture. Participants discuss insights found in writings of contemporary authors with a progressive slant. For anyone searching for a deeper understanding of how faith relates to everyday life. A variety of resources and materials will be used as determined by...
Beginning September 18, 2019. GriefShare Class meets for 13 weeks in Parlor, 3:30-5:00PM Workbook required for $20. Scholarships are available by contacting Mary Katherine Schnitz at 317-846-3404 or schnitzm@stlukesumc.com
Support for infant and pregnancy loss.
The Interfaith Relationships Committee creates harmony and fellowship with theologically diverse neighbors in order to speak to the bias driven problems in our city and world by offering opportunities for awareness, engagement, and involvement through classes, social events, service, and dialogue. This ministry has both weekday and Sunday afternoon meetings...
Thursday, Jan 23, 11AM This funeral planning class takes on a topic that many think about as they get older, but seldom know how to get started. This class helps you understand and plan your Christian service of death and resurrection. Contact Rev. Regina Proctor, proctorr@stlukesumc.com or 317-846-3404 for more information.
Sept. 5 - May 28: The overarching aim is to deepen discipleship through better understanding of the Biblical texts and their message. The study helps group members understand that Jesus is rooted in Judaism and the Scriptures of Judaism and that Christianity and the New Testament are rooted in the...
Sept. 8 - May 28: The overarching aim is to deepen discipleship through better understanding of the Biblical texts and their message. The study helps group members understand that Jesus is rooted in Judaism and the Scriptures of Judaism and that Christianity and the New Testament are rooted in the...
Kitchen table groups are small groups specifically designed with busy parents in mind. These groups meet once a month in homes or at church while sharing a meal and conversation about topics that shape life and faith. We know that parenting is one of the busiest seasons of life, and...
Saturday, February 29, 9:30-11AM, Fellowship Hall (Judy Homer) Just like pilgrims in the Middle Ages made pilgrimages across Europe to holy sites, as Lent begins you can make your own pilgrimage by walking St. Luke’s labyrinth. Expect a time of contemplation and sacred focus.
Jan. 27 - Feb. 24 at 7-8:30PM, St. Luke's
The LGBTQ Ministry celebrates and advocates for the LGBTQ community within St. Luke's and the wider community.
This is a class for mostly 50-60 year olds. Whether you have children, are an empty nester, single or are a couple you're welcome to join us!
Meets in Various homes on Sunday's at 4PM
This is a group to provide support for men who have lost their wives.
This group welcomes all men wanting an informal small group experience. Discussions center on continuing faith journeys, spiritual practices, interfaith experiences and making the Bible pertinent for life in our current culture.
February 27th, 8AM-4PM, Fellowship Hall, $5 donation for lunch Increase your comfort level in dealing with people with mental illness or distress. Have a basic understanding of some of the common mental illnesses you might encounter. Learn how to possibly save someone's life. Register online or contact Rev. Regina Proctor, proctorr@stlukesumc.com
This group meets one time a month and is open to all military personnel.
This group meets to discuss innovative spiritual books.
Expect programs based on the Social Principles of the United Methodist Church focusing on human issues. Follow-up by attending the Contemplative Outreach Saturday morning opportunities.
Conversation based around the weekly American Public Radio show and podcast "On Being," hosted by Krista Tippett. This exploration of faith, humanity and ideas can be heard locally on 90.1FM at 9PM on Thursdays or 7AM on Sundays or at onbeing.org
This group is made up of mixed ages and life stages. All are welcome. Spring topics include sermon discussions, The Passion Play and Pastor Rob's study on sexuality and the Bible.
This group is an opportunity to study with one of our pastors. The group is comprised of mostly retired men and women but all are invited to join!
Those playing Pickleball on Tuesday nights in Great Hall - Fall 2018
This group meets weekly on Tuesdays at 1PM in Luke's Lodge to knit or crochet prayer shawls for those who need to be wrapped in prayer.
Tuesdays, 7PM St. Luke's
Would you like to expand your firsthand knowledge about Indianapolis’ thriving black community? Join us on monthly field trips to black historic sites, soul food restaurants, black-themed theater productions and movies. The Racial Justice Ministry at St. Luke's actively engages the congregation and staff in actions to dismantle racism within...
5 Wednesdays, March 4-April 1, 6:15-7:45PM, C124 (Roger Frick) Learn about this 21st century theologian’s views on Progressive Christianity. Expect a video presentation and an opportunity to discuss a variety of topics.
This is an ongoing Small Group, welcoming new members. Join us for lunch on Sunday's after service as we discuss the sermon and make practical applications. We meet in N101/N102 and there is a suggested donation of $5.00 for the meal.
Jan. 15 - Feb. 19 (Rev. Jevon Caldwell-Gross) Sharing our faith is something most of us want to do, but sometimes we aren't sure HOW to do it. In this five week class, we will explore the barriers we face to sharing our faith, how to move beyond them and...
First Wednesdays Beginning September 4th Are you a single dad? This group is here to support you through the roller coaster challenges of fatherhood as a single parent. We will gather to discuss some of the challenges that are unique to single fathers, while providing support and celebrating milestones together. Contact...
First Wednesdays Beginning Sept. 4th Are you a single mom? Would you like to meet other single mothers who can support and encourage you? We discuss topics such as finances, self-care, parenting, emotional support and spiritual growth. Contact Laura Marine for more information at marinel@stlukesumc.com or 317-846-3404 ext. 343. Free childcare...
Participants learn how to access the hope, help and healing that God offers through working through a workbook, discussion and videos. Single-parenting topics include, concern for children, how divorce affects children, finding rest, money management, parenting skills, responding to adversity, emotional and spiritual help, dealing with anger and anxiety, addressing...
Expect speakers, conversation and networking on crucial topics such as redistricting, mass incarceration, voting rights, etc.
Series of speakers during a soup lunch.
Artists creating in any medium are welcome to this supportive, friendly group. Some field trips scheduled throughout the year. For more information please contact Linda Etherton at j.etherton1@juno.com.
Start your day with friends, prayer, light breakfast and stimulating discussion.
Jan. 22 - April 1, 11:45 - 1PM (Susan Fuquay) Pre-requisite: The Good and Beautiful God: "I have never met a person whose goal was to ruin his or her life. We all want to be happy, and we want it all of the time." The problem is we have...
Women's Online Group; Tuesdays, Jan. 14 - Feb 18, 8:30 -9:30PM (Kathy Armington) Pre-requisite: The Good and Beautiful God ..... “I have never met a person whose goal was to ruin his or her life. We all want to be happy, and we want it all of the time." The...
Jan. 15 - Feb. 19 (Mindie Moore) Most of us have no idea how others see or process their experiences and that can make relationships hard. Understanding the motivations and dynamics of these different personality types can be the key that unlocks sometimes mystifying behavior in others - and in...
Jan. 15 - Feb. 19 (Gustanna Moss-Chaney & Terri Coe) How do we walk with Christ - daily, follow him, grow in him, and faithfully serve him? Join Adam Hamilton this Lent and Easter in The Walk and discover five essential spiritual practices rooted in Jesus' own walk with God....
Read and discuss fiction and non-fiction books on topics of current interest.
Fiction and non-fiction books with spiritual themes.
All women of St. Luke's are invited to attend Mary Magdalene Circle. Fall 2019 Meeting Dates: September 16, October 14, November 18, December 16 For questions, please contact Hope Carrol at covehope@icloud.com.
A gathering of single, divorced, widowed, working, or retired women. Fall 2019 Meeting Dates: September 17, October 15, November 19 and November 24. Contact Nancy Hopper for additional event and program information, nchopper26@yahoo.com.
St. Luke's newest UMW circle working on projects supporting the UMW mission, directly helping women and children. Come for projects and fellowship. Bring a sewing machine, fabric scissors and pics. We meet the 2nd Thursdays of the month from 10am-1pm in C124. Contact Regan Summers for more information. regansummers@hotmail.com
The UMW Reading Group will meet in the Parlor the 4th Mondays of the month from 7-8:30 pm. Join St. Luke's Ladies for a lively book discussion each month. This group is open to all women, newcomers welcome. Look for book selections in the monthly UMW newsletter or contact Jennifer...
A circle of "mature" women from diverse backgrounds. Contact Pattie Lind for more information. Please note this group will not meet in January.
Avoiding meat is a gift to God's creation. Bring a labeled vegetarian or vegan dish to share, experience an interesting video and speaker and meet new people. Can't bring a dish? Bring $5!
Volleyball with an emphasis on fun. No spiking. Open to all on Monday nights - come for pick up games one week or every week.
New Small Group open to Young Adult Women starting in January!!
Mondays (9:30AM), Marsha Pappas instructor, Rm 103/104, 8 sessions package/ $96.00; walk-in/$15. Please pay at the door.
This is a new Group that will be meeting at the hosts home on Wednesday evenings, open to YA Men and Women.
This is an ongoing Small Group, welcoming new members. Young men's small group. We meet at Indie Coffee Roasters in Carmel. We have a weekly check-in with each guy and hear what's going on in his life, and discuss a weekly devotional.
Jan. 15 - Feb. 19, 6:15 - 7:30PM and March 4 - April 1 (Karla Becker) Bring your yoga mat! 20 minutes of sermon discussion; 40 minutes of yoga; 15 minutes of prayerful movement; quieting the spirit and fueling the soul while connecting with Jesus through movement, music and prayer.