Today we celebrate the joyous news that Jesus Christ has been raised from the dead.
That though He suffered and died on the cross, death did not have the final say, but was itself overcome by the power and love of the Living God, and now Christ lives as the firstborn of God's New Creation.

This is the cornerstone of our faith, and a world-changing mystery.
​In the light of Easter, let us turn to LORD in worship, prayer, and praise.

Lord of life and power,
through the mighty resurrection of your Son, you have overcome the old order of sin and death and have made all things new in him. May we, being dead to sin and alive to you in Jesus Christ, reign with him in glory, who with you and the Holy Spirit is alive, one God, now and for ever. Amen.

Happy Easter everyone. Alleluia!

​Rob+

Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon this week can be found here:

And our Songs for this week can be found here:

Here are our At-Home Worship resources for Good Friday:

Here are our Songs for this service:

And here is a link to our Stations of the Cross video, featuring the paintings of Fr. Sieger Köder:

Maundy Thursday is upon us:

The night in which our Lord Jesus Christ instituted Holy Communion
through sharing this sacred meal with His disciples.

The night He washed their feet, and taught them to love one another.

The night He was betrayed, and allowed Himself to be arrested.

The night He was abandoned, and yet remained faithful to the end.

Though we are not gathering together at St. Luke's Gondola Point this evening to celebrate this sacred night,
​we can still remember and mark this moment through worship and prayer.

Please find below our At-Home Worship resources for Maundy Thursday: 

​Here are our Songs for this service:

Traditionally, after a Maundy Thursday service and in preparation for Good Friday, the vessels, hangings, and other items in the Church would be removed. While this significant act is difficult to replicate for those using At-Home resources, here is a video recording of Rev. Rob clearing the Altar at St. Luke's Church. 

​(It may be worthwhile playing some contemplative / prayerful music if you wish to watch the video, as it is performed in relative silence).

Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the Name of the LORD! 

Today we celebrate Palm Sunday, commemorating Christ's momentous arrival to Jerusalem, as well as the beginning of Holy Week. 

With the season of Lent drawing to a close, and Eastertide nearly upon us, we have been reflecting upon various biblical themes that help us understand the significance of what Christ accomplished for the world at the cross.
Here is a short video from the Bible Project that can help us explore the Gospel of Mark, and see how this Gospel depicts the life and death of Jesus as the surprising Good News that it is.  

​We will be making At-Home Worship resources available later this week for Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Saturday Easter Vigil, and Easter Sunday.

Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon for Palm Sunday can be found here:

Our All-Ages Song for Lent can be found here:

​And our other Songs this week can be found here:

​​Our All-Ages Song for Lent can be found here:

Today we mark the fourth Sunday of the holy season of Lent. 
It is a time of repentance, renewed obedience, and preparation for the celebration of Holy Week: the crucifixion and saving death of Jesus Christ on Good Friday, and the joyous resurrection of our Lord on Easter. 

The season of Lent draws together a host of important biblical themes. Here is a short video from the Bible Project that can help us explore the theme of The Messiah. 

​Our All-Ages Song for Lent can be found here:

​And our other Songs can be found here:

​Our All-Ages Song for Lent can be found here:

​Our All-Ages Song for Lent can be found here:

Today we celebrate the Transfiguration of our Lord; a feast day revealing Jesus' identity as God's beloved Son, and calling us to respond to Him with faithfulness.

​Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon this week can be found here:

​​​Our All-Ages Song for Epiphany can be found here:

​​​​And our other Songs can be found here:

​​Our All-Ages Song for Epiphany can be found here:

​​And our other Songs can be found here:

​Our All-Ages Song for Epiphany can be found here:

And our other Songs can be found here:

​Our All-Ages Song for Epiphany can be found here:

​And our other Songs can be found here:

Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon this week can be found here:

Our All-Ages Song for Epiphany can be found here:

And our other Songs can be found here: