St Lukes Newsletter – Spring 2019, Issue 8
St. Luke’s Newsletter Winter 2019, Issue 7
St. Luke’s Newsletter Fall 2018
St. Luke’s Newsletter September 2017
Upcoming Events
FALL RETREAT DAY
Finding God in Ordinary Time – A Fall Retreat Day with Christine Eberle, September 28, 2019 2-5PM
We believe that our God is present in all things, but sometimes it is difficult to spot the Divine presence right in front of us. This afternoon program will include presentation and reflection, prayer and conversation. Together we will consider ways to notice the presence of God in our everyday lives, and to listen for the voice of the One who is endlessly communicating with us.
Our presenter will be Christine Marie Eberle, author of Finding God in Ordinary Time. Christine passionately connects Scripture, spirituality, and everyday life. A college campus minister for 26 years, she now devotes her time to retreat facilitation, public speaking, and spiritual writing. She also serves as an adjunct faculty member in Religious Studies at Gwynedd Mercy University outside Philadelphia. Her first book, Finding God in Ordinary Time, was published in 2018 by Green Writers Press. You can learn more about her at www.christine-marie-eberle.com.
Fee: $25 and may be paid at the door (check or cash). To register, call (570) 342-7654 or email mthrbarnes@gmail.com
Copies of Christine Eberle’s book will be available for purchase and may be autographed. Scholarship is available upon written request to Mother Rebecca Barnes at mthrbarnes@gmail.com
Upcoming Concerts at St. Luke’s
Classical Guitar Society of NEPA – Recital with Raphaël Feuillâtre. Raphaël Feuillâtre is the 2018 Winner Guitar Foundation of America International Concert Artist Competition. Recital will be Saturday, September 21, 2019, 8:00 PM. Doors open at 7:30. Free Admission.
Aaron Patterson Organ Recital – Sunday, October 13th at 4PM. Recitalist Aaron Patterson will perform works by Bach, Frank, Gershwin, Persichetti, and Lanlais. Mr. Patterson is an organ student at the Curtis Institute of Music, Philadelphia. He received first prize in the 2017 Albert Schweitzer Organ Competition (where he also received the audience prize) and the 2016 West Chester University International Organ Competition.