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St. Luke's Season of Lent

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St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Dixon, Illinois
221 W. 3rd Street, Dixon, IL 61021
815 288-2151
stlukedixon@comcast.net
stlukedixon.org    
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE
 

St. Luke's Traditional Worship Starts at 10:30 a.m. every Sunday morning. Please join us in person for the service streamed live on the Facebook page,

St. Luke's Church - Dixon,IL

Supply Priest: The Very Rev. Thomas Rosa, locum tenens

Deacon: The Rev Deacon/Sister Mary Ann Rhoades, SSG

Church Secretary:  Carol Linboom
Senior Warden:  Kathryn Esgar
Junior Warden:  Jim Cecchetti

Organist: Ron Weber

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Fontal given by the Linboom Family in memory of Roger Linboom

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Some of the Beautiful Organ Pipes of

Our Stunning Organ that fills St. Luke's with joyful music.

MUSIC DURING HOLY COMMUNION

We continue with superb organ literature as preludes, postludes and meditations throughout the Eucharist. The Organ has recently been tuned and further upgraded in the last few weeks. The brilliant Festival Trumpette en chamade over the Nave doorway has added thrilling sounds in particular at pivotal moments during our worship. We are blessed to have such a versatile instrument.

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St. Luke’s is a faith community which maintains a fairly high-church liturgical tradition and embraces the theological progressive views of the Episcopal Church.  Music is an integral part of our worship experience as most services include sung masses, hymns, and choral anthems.  

STEWARDSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Outdoor Spring Cleaning-March  25, 9:30am

At St. Luke’s Episcopal Church

 

Red doors need some caulking and painting.

The red doors are important to the Episcopal Church.

 

Shrubs and trees need a trim.

Especially  on the north side by the walkway to the undercroft.

 

Gardens need raking and tender care.

Let’s do a garden at a time.

 

Flowers need fertilizing, fronts of church, gardens on the side of church,

On north side of church, garden in front of the rectory and on

The side of the rectory.

 

Deep cleaning of sidewalks, alley and curb.

 

Spring is a great stewardship opportunity. Of  Course, spring is not the only time to help. 

So if  you would like to adopt an area for like maybe 3 months, or just make

Up your adoption schedule. If you want to ask friends, or family members

To help you, that works too.

 

It is always a good testimony to have

Great Curb Appeal!

Especially because we have a beautiful Gothic Style church built in 1872.

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HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE OF SERVICES

Palm Sunday 10:30AM Eucharist with palm procession

Maundy Thursday 6:30PM Agape Meal and Eucharist

 

Good Friday 12:00PM noon Liturgy; Stations of the Cross 5:00PM

 

Easter Day 10:30 Lighting of the new fire, Holy Baptism and Eucharist

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