Welcome to St. Luke’s Anglican Church of Redding

St. Lukes's Anglican Church | 1750 Canby Road | Redding, CA 96002         

 

Sunday Service: 10:00 am Eucharist, Hymns & Sermon
 

9:00 AM

Children's Sunday School – Director: Mrs. Abby Tomlinson

On October 3, St Luke's unwrapped its new Sunday School program at 9 am. Mrs Abby Tomlinson introduced a curriculum for taking the children of the parish through all the major stories of both the Old and New Testaments. It will be especially effective for younger children. A massive set of flannel-graphs, produced by Betty Lukens, will allow teachers to illustrate the stories, beginning with the Creation and ending with the promise of Christ's Second Coming. There is also a take-home component in the program. Children take with them worksheets and memory verses, and each family is issued a copy of The Golden Children's Bible, so that parents may reinforce what is covered in class and add more stories to supplement the curriculum.

Biblical narrative is the foundation of not only Biblical theology but everything that the church teaches. The goal of the program is to get members started at a young age and provide them with a platform that will allow them to add other areas of knowledge as they mature in the Faith.

Click Here for Schedule  (.pdf)

              
  9:30 AM Children's Choir Director – Mrs. Barbara Beers
 

9:00 AM

Adult Bible Study with Father Jeffrey Smith

There is an adult class taught by the rector at 9 am on Sunday mornings. It follows the story of the Covenant in the Old Testament and will finish with the conclusion of the story in the Gospel.

  10:00 AM Eucharist & Sermon followed by refreshments
(nursery available)
  Wednesday Night
  6:30 PM

Church History Series

The rector, Fr Jeffrey Smith, is offering a series of lectures on Church history this fall. They take place in the parish hall on the first and third Wednesday of the month. The series covers the later medieval period, from 1300 to 1500, and concentrates on events and developments in England. It includes such topics as the Black Death and its impact on spiritual life, the Peasants' Revolt and John Wycliff, Joan of Arc, Henry V, and the proliferation of practices that the Reformers later take aim at.