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    St Luke Lutheran Church, Cordova TN
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    SundayS @ 10:00 and online

    Come as you are.  Wear what is comfortable.  Enjoy friends, fellowship, and worship!

    Worship is at the heart of St. Luke Lutheran Church. Lutheran worship, known for its strong musical tradition, uses a liturgy taken from Bible verses. Weekly scripture readings follow an a schedule matching the church calendar.

    Worship Services at St Luke

    • June 6, 2021
    • May 30, 2021
    • May 23, 2021
    • May 2, 2021
    • April 25, 2021
    •  April 18, 2021

    • April 11, 2021
    • April 4, 2021 (Easter)
    • March 28, 2021 (Palm Sunday)

    • Lenten Series Sermon Only:

    • Mikah Meyers  -  LGBT inclusion
      https://youtu.be/RUlim5rgR9c

      Adam Waddell - Disabilities and welcome
      https://youtu.be/ElCppc86N6s

      Marta Lopez Flohr - Woman in leadership
      https://youtu.be/d8r0aLZTKwI

      Kelley Henry - Pervis Payne and Death Penalty
      https://youtu.be/QnoCn58QZA8

      Tom Momburg - Ida B. Wells, Lynching Memorials
      https://youtu.be/b14VN7zOE3o



    • March 21, 2021
    • March 14, 2021
    • March 7, 2021
    • March 3, 2021
    • February 28, 2021
    • February 17, 2021
    • February 14, 2021
    • February 7, 2021
    • January 17, 2021
    • January 10, 2021
    • January 3, 2021
    • December 27, 2020
    • December 25: Candlelight Service
    • December 25: Nativity Play
    • December 20, 2020
    • Third Wednesday in Advent: December 17, 2020
    • December 13 2020
    • Second Wednesday in Advent: December 9, 2020
    • December 6 ,2020
    • First Wednesday in Advent: December 2, 2020
    • November 22, 2020
    • November 15, 2020
    • November 8, 2020
    • November 1, 2020
    • October 25, 2020
    • October 18, 2020
    • October 11, 2020
    • October 4, 2020
    • September 27, 2020
    • September 20: Service of the Word and Prayer
    • September 13th - Service of the Word and Prayer
      September 6, 2020 
    • August 23: Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost
    • August 16: Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost
    • August 9: Tenth Sunday after Pentecost
    • August 2:  Ninth Sunday after Pentecost
    • July 26: Eighth Sunday after Pentecost
    • July 19: Seventh Sunday after Pentecost
    • July 12: Sixth Sunday after Pentecost
    • July 5: Fifth Sunday after Pentecost
    • June 28 - Fourth  Sunday after Pentecost
    • June 21 - Third Sunday after Pentecost
    • June 14 - Second Sunday after Pentecost
    • June 7, 2020 - Service of Word and Prayer
    • May 31: Trinity Sunday
    • May 24: Ascension Sunday - Service of the Word and Prayer
    • May 17, 2010: Service of Word and Prayer
    • May 10, 2020 Fifth Sunday of Easter
    • May 3, 2020: Fourth Sunday of Easter
    • April 26, 2020: Earth Day Service
    • April 19, 2020: Service of the Word 
    • April 12, 2020 - Easter Worship Service
    • ​Good Friday Devotional
    • ​Manudy Thursday Devotional
    • April 5, 2020 - Worship Service
    • March 29, 2020 - Worship Service
    • March 22, 2020- Service of the Word and Prayer
    Mikah Meyers  -  LGBT inclusion
    https://youtu.be/RUlim5rgR9c

    Adam Waddell - Disabilities and welcome
    https://youtu.be/ElCppc86N6s

    Marta Lopez Flohr - Woman in leadership
    https://youtu.be/d8r0aLZTKwI

    Kelley Henry - Pervis Payne and Death Penalty
    https://youtu.be/QnoCn58QZA8

    Tom Momburg - Ida B. Wells, Lynching Memorials
    https://youtu.be/b14VN7zOE3o

    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    Do I have to be Lutheran to worship here?

    No. We welcome all to worship with us at St. Luke Lutheran Church, and hope you decide to join us often. We understand that everyone has questions, and hope you feel free to discuss your faith journey without criticism or judgment in our church.

    What should I wear?

    Worshipers at St. Luke wear anything from jeans and tee shirts, to slacks and golf shirts, to suits and ties. Please wear whatever you feel is most comfortable for you in this setting.

    What about the kids?

    Children are always welcome to remain with their parents throughout the entire worship service. For those who prefer, we provide a nursery for children from ages 0 – 3 years of age. (Ask the ushers to direct you to the nursery). Activity bags are available in the narthex for children over 3 years of age who are too old for the nursery. Children are especially welcome to participate in the children's message during both the contemporary and traditional services.

    Will I have to introduce myself?

    You won't be asked to stand and say your name. Since St. Luke is a small, growing community, you can expect to be greeted warmly when you walk in the door. After every service there is an opportunity to meet others over coffee and snacks.

    Can I take Communion? How does it work?

    All baptized Christians, who believe that Christ is truly present in the Sacrament, are welcome to share this meal. The contemporary service normally has communion by intinction, where you receive the bread in your hands and then dip the bread into the chalice of wine. The traditional service normally has communion by the common cup or by individual glasses that may be filled with either wine or grape juice. Grape juice is available as an alternative to wine. Simply ask the server for grape juice. If you choose not to commune, you are invited to come forward for a pastoral blessing. You may pause for prayer and then return to your pew by the side aisle. If you wish to take communion but are unable to walk to the front of the church, notify the usher and a server will bring the bread and wine to you where you are seated.

    What about the offering?

    We certainly do not expect or require visitors to put anything in the offering plate, though you are welcome to do so if you choose.

    Is the worship service hard to follow?

    We try to make our worship service meaningful and easy for lifelong Lutherans or for those who are new to the faith to follow. In both the contemporary and the traditional worship services, all parts of the service (including songs) are fully printed and displayed on the overhead projector, and there is an order of worship that you can follow along with in the worship bulletin.

    Here at St Luke ...

    We seek God. We are a church that seeks to express our love for God in all that we do - with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength (Mark 12:30).
    We serve others. The St. Luke church family has a heart to serve the community, loving each other just as God has loved us (John 13:35). 
    We share our lives together. No one here is perfect - we are all ordinary people who gather together to worship God, grow spiritually, and put our faith into action (James 2:15).

    2000 North Germantown Parkway
    Cordova, TN 38016 
    Phone: 901-756-8850           
    Email: stluke@stlukememphis.org

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