May Outreach of the MonthThe Rosebud, SD Native American Family Work Project isour May Outreach of the Month. St. Luke’s has traveled toRosebud for the past seven years, where family teams haveworked with the Lakota people through a variety of expe-riences. There are still a few spots left on this year’s trip,which takes place June 23-29 and is great for families withchildren who are at least seven years of age. For informa-tion on that trip, stop by the table in the Narthex this morn-ing or come to an orientation meeting this Saturday, May18 at 10AM in N101/102. Your financial contributions willsupport Tree of Life, which helps with school kits, wintercoats, warm blankets and many other critical needs of theRosebud Reservation. You may make a donation and placeit in the offering basket (made payable to St. Luke’s with“Rosebud” on the memo line) or on our website. Thank you.

Mother’s Day Gift?The Sowers are having their annual plant sale this morn-ing in the West Passage between services. Come check outsome great plants harvested from many of our personalgardens. The plants are mostly perennials, and proceedshelp us to maintain the Sowers garden, Entrance 16 andthe urns at the main entrance to St. Luke’s. The Sowersvolunteer their time and talent to tend these areas, andboth novice and experienced gardeners are welcome to joinup. For more info, contact Gail Corn at 843-1244.

Summer Splash RegistrationSummer Splash – Kingdom Rock takes place July 22-26,9AM-Noon for preschool children through those now com-pleting 3rd grade. Register now at www.stlukesumc.comor in person this morning in the East Passage. There areoptions for older elementary and youth as well, and manyadult volunteers are needed! Stop by the table for details.

Half the Sky Dinner ReservationsMake a dinner reservation for the June 5 Half the Sky eventat the table in West Passage this morning, or at www.st-lukesumc.com. Dinner is $10. Find details about the eventin the May Communion Monthly or on our website. Menare welcome to attend!

New Art Exhibits for MayWhen Dick Lautzenheiser goes on medical missions toHaiti, he takes lots of pictures. Let these faces speak to youof their joys and sorrows. “Hope for Haiti” is displayed inthe Identity Gallery. In the Vision Gallery, you will find ban-ners and other art projects from the children of the UnitedMethodist Children’s Home in Lebanon as part of their re-covery from the effects of abuse, neglect and abandonment.

NEWS YOU CAN USESummer Volunteers Needed The Track is looking for enthusiastic, energetic adults orolder youth to give our school-year volunteers some timeoff, and to help the summer run smoothly for our preschooland elementary children. Consider a short-term commit-ment that could be tailored to your availability. To learnmore, contact thetrack@stlukesumc.com.

Pancakes for PeruNext Sunday morning, May 19, our youth will be servingpancakes along with other breakfast items in the Great Hallin an effort to help our 32 students who are going to Peruon a work trip this summer, July 19-31. Freewill offeringswill gladly be accepted to help cover their trip costs, as wellas your prayers and support.

Green Habit of the MonthIn order to help you form "green" habits, the Green Min-istry is introducing a Green Habit of the Month. May's habitis E-Waste Recycling. Next Sunday, May 19, RecycleForcewill have a truck parked in the front parking lot and willtake anything with a cord. It is illegal in Indiana to throwthis e-waste in the trash. Take advantage of this easy op-portunity to get rid of e-waste next Sunday.

Love Apple ProjectOn Sunday morning, May 19, participate in a Sowers “growand give” project. You get a tomato (aka “love apples”)plant to grow in your soil to water and nourish during thegrowing season. At harvest time, you give the produce tothe Sowers to be donated to a local food pantry. For infor-mation on this project, contact Brandt Carter at 253-3222.

Sendoff Service for Dr. Marion MillerMembers of St. Luke’s and the Later@St. Luke’s congrega-tion will formally send Dr. Marion Miller on a Clergy Re-newal Leave with a special worship service on Sunday, May19, 6PM in Robertson Chapel. Marion will be on sabbati-cal for three months; a special line-up of guest preacherswill continue Later in her absence. All are invited to par-ticipate in this service.

Job Opening St. Luke’s has an opening for the full-time position of Ex-ecutive Assistant to both the Senior Pastor and ExecutiveDirector of Ministries and Operations. A complete job de-scription may be found at www.stlukesumc.com. Interestedapplicants should submit their resume to Nancy Lange atlangen@stlukesumc.com or to her attention at 100 W. 86thSt., Indianapolis, IN 46260 no later than May 26.

MAY 12, 2013TODAY’S SPECIAL EVENTSThe following is a list of events occuring today at St. Luke’s. For other events and upcoming information, pick up aCOMMUNION MONTHLY, available at the end of the pews and at the Information Desk in the Narthex.

100 W. 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46260

317.846.3404 • www.stlukesumc.com

ST. LUKE’S SERVICES: 8:15, 9:30 & 11:00AM, Sanctuary

THE GARDEN at Beef & Boards Theatre:8:15, 9:15 and 10:15AM. Dr. Linda McCoy, Pastor

THE GARDEN at Oak Hill: 9:30 & 10:30AM. Rev. Stan Abell, Pastor

FAMILY FUEL: 10:45AM, Robertson Chapel. Rev. David Williamson, Pastor. First Sunday of the month

CONTEMPLATIVE TAIZÉ SERVICE: 5:00PM, Sanctuary.Rev. Marsha Hutchinson, Pastor. Third Sunday of the month

LATER@ST. LUKE’S: 6:00PM, Robertson Chapel. Dr. Marion Miller, Pastor

SERMON SERIES

DESPERATE HOUSEHOLDSFinding Hope for the Home

APRIL 7: Bring Faith Home

APRIL 14: Generation to GenerationSt. Luke’s 60th Anniversary Celebration

APRIL 21: Relational Mechanics

APRIL 28: Building a Healthy Marriage

MAY 5: Making Transitions Successful

MAY 12: Parental Guidance Required

WORSHIP 24/7:

Our morning worship services are Web broadcast live in real time atwww.stlukesumc.com/worship/watch. The entire service is avail-able for purchase on CD and DVD; you may order specific servicesat www.stlukesumc.com/worship/sermonarchives, or stop by theWelcome Center this morning for an order envelope. You may alsolisten to or download sermons at www.stlukesumc.com. A link tothe sermon video is also available by following us on @stlukesum-cindy on Twitter.

St. Luke’s is an

open community of Christians

gathering to seek, celebrate, live and

share the love of God

for all creation.

We envision being

transformed by God and

transforming theworld into a

compassionate,

just, inclusive,

Christ-like community.

Today’s altar flowers are given in loving memory of Barbara Wilson from her daughter and grandson, Pat and Brian Shedd.

ORDER OF WORSHIP

PRELUDE (9:30 & 11:00) “Chime Lullaby” Lynne HollanderSonshine and TinTins Bell Choirs

Donita Murphy-Sims; Director; Cindy Schwein, Assistant Director

“Chant de Mai” (Song of May) Joseph JongenDale Caldwell, Organist

INTROIT (9:30) “Zacchaeus Was a Wee Little Man” Traditional“Come on Down, Zacchaeus” arr. Robert Leaf

GenesisDebra Nethercott, Director; Kyle Walker, Accompanist

(11:00) “A Mother’s Work” TraditionalElementary Music; Gay Talbert, Director

WELCOME AND INVOCATION Rev. Jamalyn Peigh Williamson

*HYMN “God, Whose Love Is Reigning O’er Us” No 100

*CREED LEADER: Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is the one true church,

apostolic and universal, whose holy faith let us now declare.LEADER

& PEOPLE: We believe in the one God, maker and ruler of all things,the source of all goodness and beauty, all truth and love.We believe in Jesus Christ, God manifest in the flesh,our teacher, example, and Redeemer, the Savior of the world.We believe in the Holy Spirit, God present with us for guidance,for comfort, and for strength.We believe in the forgiveness of sins, in the life of love andprayer, and in grace equal to every need.We believe in the Word of God contained in the Old and NewTestaments as the sufficient rule both of faith and of practice.We believe in the Church as the fellowship, for worship and forservice, of all who are united to the living Lord.We believe in the kingdom of God as the divine rule in humansociety, in the final triumph of righteousness, and in the lifeeverlasting. Amen.

*GLORY TO GOD Glory be to the Father and to the Son No 70and to the Holy Ghost; As it was in the beginning,is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.

ANTHEM (8:15) “O That I Had a Thousand Voices” Jay AlthouseJoyful Sound; Jim Butz, Trumpet;Fletcher Graham, Conductor

(9:30 & 11:00) “Cool Under Fire” Valerie MacKenzieThe Combined St. Luke’s Children’s Music Members

Debra Nethercott, Director

May 12, 20138:15, 9:30 & 11:00AM

7th Sunday of Easter: White

PRAYER TIME Rev. Jamalyn Peigh WilliamsonPastoral Prayer — The Lord’s Prayer

Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven.Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, aswe forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For thine is the kingdom, andthe power, and the glory, forever. Amen.

RECEPTION OF NEW MEMBERS (9:30 & 11:00)

ANNOUNCEMENTS

PRESENTATION OF OFFERINGS

OFFERTORY ANTHEM(8:15) “Sometimes a Light Surprises” Craig Courtney

Jennifer Shuck, Vocalist

(9:30 & 11:00) “Praise to the Lord, the Almighty” arr. Mack WilbergChancel Choir

*PRAISE TO GOD Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; No 95praise God, all creatures here below; praise God above,

ye heavenly host; praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen.

*OFFERTORY PRAYER Rev. Jamalyn Peigh Williamson

SCRIPTURE READERS(8:15) Sharon Chambers (9:30) Katelynn Benefiel (11:00) Mark Lampe

SCRIPTURE Psalm 68:6 (NIV)God sets the lonely in families.

Proverbs 22:6 (RSV)Train up a child in the way he (or she) should go, and when (they) are old(they) will not depart from it.

Matthew 3:17 (NIV)And a voice from heaven said, “This is my Son, whom I love; with him Iam well pleased.”

SCRIPTURE RESPONSEREADER: The word of God for the people of God.CONGREGATION: Thanks be to God.

MESSAGE “Parental Guidance Required” Rev. Rob Fuquay

*HYMN (8:15) “How Can We Name a Love” No 111

*SONG (9:30 & 11:00) “So Good” words on screen

*BENEDICTION

POSTLUDE “Decisivo” C. Alexander Peloquin

cLERGy Rev. Rob Fuquay, Senior Pastor; Rev. Marsha Hutchinson, Pastor of Grief Ministries; Dr. Marion Miller, Pastor of Later@St. Luke’s;Rev. David Williamson, Pastor of Family & Children’s Ministries; Rev. Jamalyn Peigh Williamson, Pastor of Outreach Ministries

DIREctOR Of MUSIc MINIStRIES Mark Squire ASSIStANt DIREctOR Of MUSIc MINIStRIES / ORGANISt Charles Manning

GENERAL wORSHIP INfORMAtION:

WELCOME VISITORS! We’re glad you’rehere and hope you feel the presence ofGod in this worship service. Stop by ourWelcome Center for information and agift, and join us in the Fellowship Hall forrefreshments and fellowship followingeach service. If you wish, fill out an Information Card in the pew and place itin the offering plate so that we can be ofservice to you. We look forward to havingyou worship with us again. ••• For our hearing-impaired friends, personal earphones may be purchased for $7, orhearing aids may be borrowed for theservice at the Welcome Center. For our visually impaired friends, ushers havelarge print bulletins with hymns. •••PARENTS: Childcare and Sunday Schoolavailable for children who are newbornto 5th grade; stop at the Info Center inthe East Wing to find a classroom. Chil-dren are welcome in our services. If theybecome restless, you may continue toworship with them in the Narthex. •••ARRIVING LATE?:Wait until prayers andmusical selections are concluded be-fore being seated. ••• Food or beveragesare not welcome in the Sanctuary. •••Communion available every Sunday,9:15AM-12:30PM. Enter in silence. Theelements are consecrated and placed inthe Prayer Chapel for all to include in theirworship experience. Gluten-free crackersare included with the bread elements.

cOMMUNIcAtIONS:

Our morning worship services are Webbroadcast live in real time at www.st-lukesumc.com. The entire service isavailable on CD ($4) and DVD ($10). Toorder or purchase, pay online via creditcard or PayPal at www.stlukesumc.com/worship/sermonarchives, or stop by theWelcome Center for an order envelope.Specify the service you would like copied.You may also listen to or download ser-mons at www.stlukesumc.com.

VOLUNtEER:

Looking for ways to get involved at St.Luke’s? Volunteers are always needed ina variety of areas. Visit our Volunteer Opportunities page, www.stlukesumc.com,or call Adra Wheeler at 846-3404 x457.There’s a place for you at St. Luke’s!

CONGREGATIONAL CONCERNS

cONDOLENcES tO:

Rich Potterf on the death of his sister-in-law Sharon Hemsing

Stan & Anita Cohee on the death ofher father Van Cones

James & Janet Sammer, Jim &Beth Helton, Shelby, Audrey onthe death of mother, grandmotherand great-grandmother Ruth R.Sammer

David & Sherry Hughes on thedeath of brother Donald E. Hughes

Nanci Patterson on the death of hergrandmother Doris Ketner

Friends and family of Carol JoyceBrown

Jack Ebbeler and family on thedeath of Mary Ebbeler

cONGRAtULAtIONS tO:

Gregory & Courtney Bornsteinon the birth of son Gregory WayneBornstein III

Susan Surber & Steve Wojcicki ontheir wedding of May 11

SERMON NOTES

* Congregation standing

Today’s altar flowers are given in loving memory of Barbara Wilson from her daughter and grandson, Pat and Brian Shedd.

ORDER OF WORSHIP

PRELUDE (9:30 & 11:00) “Chime Lullaby” Lynne HollanderSonshine and TinTins Bell Choirs

Donita Murphy-Sims; Director; Cindy Schwein, Assistant Director

“Chant de Mai” (Song of May) Joseph JongenDale Caldwell, Organist

INTROIT (9:30) “Zacchaeus Was a Wee Little Man” Traditional“Come on Down, Zacchaeus” arr. Robert Leaf

GenesisDebra Nethercott, Director; Kyle Walker, Accompanist

(11:00) “A Mother’s Work” TraditionalElementary Music; Gay Talbert, Director

WELCOME AND INVOCATION Rev. Jamalyn Peigh Williamson

*HYMN “God, Whose Love Is Reigning O’er Us” No 100

*CREED LEADER: Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is the one true church,

apostolic and universal, whose holy faith let us now declare.LEADER

& PEOPLE: We believe in the one God, maker and ruler of all things,the source of all goodness and beauty, all truth and love.We believe in Jesus Christ, God manifest in the flesh,our teacher, example, and Redeemer, the Savior of the world.We believe in the Holy Spirit, God present with us for guidance,for comfort, and for strength.We believe in the forgiveness of sins, in the life of love andprayer, and in grace equal to every need.We believe in the Word of God contained in the Old and NewTestaments as the sufficient rule both of faith and of practice.We believe in the Church as the fellowship, for worship and forservice, of all who are united to the living Lord.We believe in the kingdom of God as the divine rule in humansociety, in the final triumph of righteousness, and in the lifeeverlasting. Amen.

*GLORY TO GOD Glory be to the Father and to the Son No 70and to the Holy Ghost; As it was in the beginning,is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.

ANTHEM (8:15) “O That I Had a Thousand Voices” Jay AlthouseJoyful Sound; Jim Butz, Trumpet;Fletcher Graham, Conductor

(9:30 & 11:00) “Cool Under Fire” Valerie MacKenzieThe Combined St. Luke’s Children’s Music Members

Debra Nethercott, Director

May 12, 20138:15, 9:30 & 11:00AM

7th Sunday of Easter: White

PRAYER TIME Rev. Jamalyn Peigh WilliamsonPastoral Prayer — The Lord’s Prayer

Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven.Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, aswe forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For thine is the kingdom, andthe power, and the glory, forever. Amen.

RECEPTION OF NEW MEMBERS (9:30 & 11:00)

ANNOUNCEMENTS

PRESENTATION OF OFFERINGS

OFFERTORY ANTHEM(8:15) “Sometimes a Light Surprises” Craig Courtney

Jennifer Shuck, Vocalist

(9:30 & 11:00) “Praise to the Lord, the Almighty” arr. Mack WilbergChancel Choir

*PRAISE TO GOD Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; No 95praise God, all creatures here below; praise God above,

ye heavenly host; praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen.

*OFFERTORY PRAYER Rev. Jamalyn Peigh Williamson

SCRIPTURE READERS(8:15) Sharon Chambers (9:30) Katelynn Benefiel (11:00) Mark Lampe

SCRIPTURE Psalm 68:6 (NIV)God sets the lonely in families.

Proverbs 22:6 (RSV)Train up a child in the way he (or she) should go, and when (they) are old(they) will not depart from it.

Matthew 3:17 (NIV)And a voice from heaven said, “This is my Son, whom I love; with him Iam well pleased.”

SCRIPTURE RESPONSEREADER: The word of God for the people of God.CONGREGATION: Thanks be to God.

MESSAGE “Parental Guidance Required” Rev. Rob Fuquay

*HYMN (8:15) “How Can We Name a Love” No 111

*SONG (9:30 & 11:00) “So Good” words on screen

*BENEDICTION

POSTLUDE “Decisivo” C. Alexander Peloquin

cLERGy Rev. Rob Fuquay, Senior Pastor; Rev. Marsha Hutchinson, Pastor of Grief Ministries; Dr. Marion Miller, Pastor of Later@St. Luke’s;Rev. David Williamson, Pastor of Family & Children’s Ministries; Rev. Jamalyn Peigh Williamson, Pastor of Outreach Ministries

DIREctOR Of MUSIc MINIStRIES Mark Squire ASSIStANt DIREctOR Of MUSIc MINIStRIES / ORGANISt Charles Manning

GENERAL wORSHIP INfORMAtION:

WELCOME VISITORS! We’re glad you’rehere and hope you feel the presence ofGod in this worship service. Stop by ourWelcome Center for information and agift, and join us in the Fellowship Hall forrefreshments and fellowship followingeach service. If you wish, fill out an Information Card in the pew and place itin the offering plate so that we can be ofservice to you. We look forward to havingyou worship with us again. ••• For our hearing-impaired friends, personal earphones may be purchased for $7, orhearing aids may be borrowed for theservice at the Welcome Center. For our visually impaired friends, ushers havelarge print bulletins with hymns. •••PARENTS: Childcare and Sunday Schoolavailable for children who are newbornto 5th grade; stop at the Info Center inthe East Wing to find a classroom. Chil-dren are welcome in our services. If theybecome restless, you may continue toworship with them in the Narthex. •••ARRIVING LATE?:Wait until prayers andmusical selections are concluded be-fore being seated. ••• Food or beveragesare not welcome in the Sanctuary. •••Communion available every Sunday,9:15AM-12:30PM. Enter in silence. Theelements are consecrated and placed inthe Prayer Chapel for all to include in theirworship experience. Gluten-free crackersare included with the bread elements.

cOMMUNIcAtIONS:

Our morning worship services are Webbroadcast live in real time at www.st-lukesumc.com. The entire service isavailable on CD ($4) and DVD ($10). Toorder or purchase, pay online via creditcard or PayPal at www.stlukesumc.com/worship/sermonarchives, or stop by theWelcome Center for an order envelope.Specify the service you would like copied.You may also listen to or download ser-mons at www.stlukesumc.com.

VOLUNtEER:

Looking for ways to get involved at St.Luke’s? Volunteers are always needed ina variety of areas. Visit our Volunteer Opportunities page, www.stlukesumc.com,or call Adra Wheeler at 846-3404 x457.There’s a place for you at St. Luke’s!

CONGREGATIONAL CONCERNS

cONDOLENcES tO:

Rich Potterf on the death of his sister-in-law Sharon Hemsing

Stan & Anita Cohee on the death ofher father Van Cones

James & Janet Sammer, Jim &Beth Helton, Shelby, Audrey onthe death of mother, grandmotherand great-grandmother Ruth R.Sammer

David & Sherry Hughes on thedeath of brother Donald E. Hughes

Nanci Patterson on the death of hergrandmother Doris Ketner

Friends and family of Carol JoyceBrown

Jack Ebbeler and family on thedeath of Mary Ebbeler

cONGRAtULAtIONS tO:

Gregory & Courtney Bornsteinon the birth of son Gregory WayneBornstein III

Susan Surber & Steve Wojcicki ontheir wedding of May 11

SERMON NOTES

* Congregation standing

May Outreach of the MonthThe Rosebud, SD Native American Family Work Project isour May Outreach of the Month. St. Luke’s has traveled toRosebud for the past seven years, where family teams haveworked with the Lakota people through a variety of expe-riences. There are still a few spots left on this year’s trip,which takes place June 23-29 and is great for families withchildren who are at least seven years of age. For informa-tion on that trip, stop by the table in the Narthex this morn-ing or come to an orientation meeting this Saturday, May18 at 10AM in N101/102. Your financial contributions willsupport Tree of Life, which helps with school kits, wintercoats, warm blankets and many other critical needs of theRosebud Reservation. You may make a donation and placeit in the offering basket (made payable to St. Luke’s with“Rosebud” on the memo line) or on our website. Thank you.

Mother’s Day Gift?The Sowers are having their annual plant sale this morn-ing in the West Passage between services. Come check outsome great plants harvested from many of our personalgardens. The plants are mostly perennials, and proceedshelp us to maintain the Sowers garden, Entrance 16 andthe urns at the main entrance to St. Luke’s. The Sowersvolunteer their time and talent to tend these areas, andboth novice and experienced gardeners are welcome to joinup. For more info, contact Gail Corn at 843-1244.

Summer Splash RegistrationSummer Splash – Kingdom Rock takes place July 22-26,9AM-Noon for preschool children through those now com-pleting 3rd grade. Register now at www.stlukesumc.comor in person this morning in the East Passage. There areoptions for older elementary and youth as well, and manyadult volunteers are needed! Stop by the table for details.

Half the Sky Dinner ReservationsMake a dinner reservation for the June 5 Half the Sky eventat the table in West Passage this morning, or at www.st-lukesumc.com. Dinner is $10. Find details about the eventin the May Communion Monthly or on our website. Menare welcome to attend!

New Art Exhibits for MayWhen Dick Lautzenheiser goes on medical missions toHaiti, he takes lots of pictures. Let these faces speak to youof their joys and sorrows. “Hope for Haiti” is displayed inthe Identity Gallery. In the Vision Gallery, you will find ban-ners and other art projects from the children of the UnitedMethodist Children’s Home in Lebanon as part of their re-covery from the effects of abuse, neglect and abandonment.

NEWS YOU CAN USESummer Volunteers Needed The Track is looking for enthusiastic, energetic adults orolder youth to give our school-year volunteers some timeoff, and to help the summer run smoothly for our preschooland elementary children. Consider a short-term commit-ment that could be tailored to your availability. To learnmore, contact thetrack@stlukesumc.com.

Pancakes for PeruNext Sunday morning, May 19, our youth will be servingpancakes along with other breakfast items in the Great Hallin an effort to help our 32 students who are going to Peruon a work trip this summer, July 19-31. Freewill offeringswill gladly be accepted to help cover their trip costs, as wellas your prayers and support.

Green Habit of the MonthIn order to help you form "green" habits, the Green Min-istry is introducing a Green Habit of the Month. May's habitis E-Waste Recycling. Next Sunday, May 19, RecycleForcewill have a truck parked in the front parking lot and willtake anything with a cord. It is illegal in Indiana to throwthis e-waste in the trash. Take advantage of this easy op-portunity to get rid of e-waste next Sunday.

Love Apple ProjectOn Sunday morning, May 19, participate in a Sowers “growand give” project. You get a tomato (aka “love apples”)plant to grow in your soil to water and nourish during thegrowing season. At harvest time, you give the produce tothe Sowers to be donated to a local food pantry. For infor-mation on this project, contact Brandt Carter at 253-3222.

Sendoff Service for Dr. Marion MillerMembers of St. Luke’s and the Later@St. Luke’s congrega-tion will formally send Dr. Marion Miller on a Clergy Re-newal Leave with a special worship service on Sunday, May19, 6PM in Robertson Chapel. Marion will be on sabbati-cal for three months; a special line-up of guest preacherswill continue Later in her absence. All are invited to par-ticipate in this service.

Job Opening St. Luke’s has an opening for the full-time position of Ex-ecutive Assistant to both the Senior Pastor and ExecutiveDirector of Ministries and Operations. A complete job de-scription may be found at www.stlukesumc.com. Interestedapplicants should submit their resume to Nancy Lange atlangen@stlukesumc.com or to her attention at 100 W. 86thSt., Indianapolis, IN 46260 no later than May 26.

MAY 12, 2013TODAY’S SPECIAL EVENTSThe following is a list of events occuring today at St. Luke’s. For other events and upcoming information, pick up aCOMMUNION MONTHLY, available at the end of the pews and at the Information Desk in the Narthex.

100 W. 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46260

317.846.3404 • www.stlukesumc.com

ST. LUKE’S SERVICES: 8:15, 9:30 & 11:00AM, Sanctuary

THE GARDEN at Beef & Boards Theatre:8:15, 9:15 and 10:15AM. Dr. Linda McCoy, Pastor

THE GARDEN at Oak Hill: 9:30 & 10:30AM. Rev. Stan Abell, Pastor

FAMILY FUEL: 10:45AM, Robertson Chapel. Rev. David Williamson, Pastor. First Sunday of the month

CONTEMPLATIVE TAIZÉ SERVICE: 5:00PM, Sanctuary.Rev. Marsha Hutchinson, Pastor. Third Sunday of the month

LATER@ST. LUKE’S: 6:00PM, Robertson Chapel. Dr. Marion Miller, Pastor

SERMON SERIES

DESPERATE HOUSEHOLDSFinding Hope for the Home

APRIL 7: Bring Faith Home

APRIL 14: Generation to GenerationSt. Luke’s 60th Anniversary Celebration

APRIL 21: Relational Mechanics

APRIL 28: Building a Healthy Marriage

MAY 5: Making Transitions Successful

MAY 12: Parental Guidance Required

WORSHIP 24/7:

Our morning worship services are Web broadcast live in real time atwww.stlukesumc.com/worship/watch. The entire service is avail-able for purchase on CD and DVD; you may order specific servicesat www.stlukesumc.com/worship/sermonarchives, or stop by theWelcome Center this morning for an order envelope. You may alsolisten to or download sermons at www.stlukesumc.com. A link tothe sermon video is also available by following us on @stlukesum-cindy on Twitter.

St. Luke’s is an

open community of Christians

gathering to seek, celebrate, live and

share the love of God

for all creation.

We envision being

transformed by God and

transforming theworld into a

compassionate,

just, inclusive,

Christ-like community.