GROWING IN FAITH & UNDERSTANDING

Our educational programs support spiritual growth as we build fellowship, and explore religious, spiritual, and community topics together.

 
 

ONGOING PROGRAMS

Theology Under The Trees, as scheduled
Thursday, August 6 | 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm – Seek No Further Cidery (126 Elm St, Granville)
See our calendar for scheduled dates.

Join St. Luke’s for a new community conversation series where faith meets real life. All are welcome. Bring your questions, perspectives, and curiosity. This is a space for reflection and faithful conversation - not political debate.

Together, we will take a current event and ask:

  • Where do you see God's heart being revealed in this story?

  • Who is most vulnerable or overlooked in this story?

  • What might faithfulness require of us this week?

No expertise required - just openness and curiosity.

If interested in the Theology Under The Trees programming, sign up below for more information.


Coffee: Grounds for Discussion, as scheduled
Sundays 11:00 am – 12:00 pm – Undercroft
See our calendar for scheduled discussions.

Coffee: Grounds for Discussion meets in the Undercroft Sundays after the 9 a.m. service during the program year (Sunday after Labor Day to Sunday before Memorial Day). Past sessions have hosted a variety of speakers from St. Luke’s clergy, the broader community of Granville, and organizations within central Ohio. Coffee and light refreshments are provided.  Members of the congregation are invited to volunteer as presenters or to suggest speakers whom they would like to hear.

If interested in helping, contact the Parish Office at 740-587-0167 0r email office@stlukesgranville.org


Book Club, not offered currently

St. Luke’s Book Club looks forward to another year of reading and sharing an exciting selection of books with our members and friends of St. Luke’s. In years past, they meet in the Undercroft and enjoy lighter fare of simple nibbles/treats instead of lunch. The open conversations of the selected books will continue! Each year a theme is chosen with a selection fitting that theme. All members as well as friends of St. Lukes are welcome.

If interested in helping, contact the Parish Office at 740-587-0167 0r email  office@stlukesgranville.org



Homegrown National Park Initiative |

Homegrown National Park is an idea proposed by Doug Tallamy in Nature Best Hope. He asks us to return some of our yard to native trees, shrubs, and flowers. If interested in becoming part of this initiative, Read More.


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