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The new green paraments decorating our chancel are from Jeff Wunrow Designs, a local artist who also designed the banner celebrating John...

From Donovan Larson I had heard that there were problems with the bell mounts on one of the bells in the church bell tower, which contain...

Happy February! We asked members of our congregation what they love about our church community. Here are some of their answers: "I love...

Recently our Confirmation Class learned about Chrismon Symbols that are used at the Christmas to remind us of God's Son Jesus Christ. The...

On Sunday, December 10 St. Lucas UCC was treated to a Christmas program unlike any we had ever seen. Live with Zac and Lizzy was a puppet...

Several months have passed since we have updated our fellow parishioners on the Afghan family that our church has been helping. Two years...

Here are some of the many thoughtful answers to the questions shared during this sermon series. Thank you so much for allowing yourself...

April 2023 Today’s installment regarding the Afghan family and the help that we can give at St Lucas. We learned today that the father of...

The Week of October 31- November 8, 2022 Our Afghan family finally has transportation, after a year of trying to get a car. No more...

Some members of St. Lucas are still supporting an immigrant Afghan family, one of the many that arrived in our country last November...

The Social Justice Committee at St. Lucas UCC continues on its mission. We still work with an immigrant Afghan family, in our sixth...

What does pro-life really mean? What does it look like in Missouri?

What is Pride Month? Read the history of this time to raise greater awareness of the persecution of our LBGTQ+ siblings in God’s family.

An update on wrapping up with our current Afghan Family and wondering if we should support another one.

Thinking through the past several months of supporting an Afghan refugee family get settled in St. Louis.

A brief update on our Afghan refugee family

Grocery shopping isn't easy.

All things considered, we believe our refugee family will do well in this new country.

An update on how our refugee family is doing.

Talking to the IISL about progress made with our refugee family.