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Archbishop Gregory Venables, Presiding Bishop and Primate of the Anglican Province of the Southern Cone, has accepted an invitation from Bishop Iker to make a pastoral visit to the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth during the first weekend of May. He will be accompanied by his wife, Sylvia.

On Friday, May 2, Archbishop Venables will meet with all the clergy of the Diocese at the Church of the Holy Apostles, and then on Saturday, May 3, he will address a specially-called Convocation of the 2008 convention delegates at St. Vincent's Cathedral. The purpose of the convocation is to provide information: Archbishop Venables will answer questions from the delegates, but no legislation will be considered. On Sunday, May 4, Archbishop Venables will preach in the morning at the Cathedral, and on Sunday evening at St. Andrew's Church in downtown Fort Worth. Question-and-answer forums will follow the services at both churches.
 

 

2008 Calendar of Special Events

  • Inquirer's Class ... Speak to Fr. Phelps
  • Coffeehouse Concert Series, April 26, 7 pm, in the parish hall, featuring Raf Seibert and Willy Coe. This is a free concert with coffee and snacks.
  • Women's Group to Clark Garden, April 26, 10 am at the church
  • 15th Anniversary of Bishop Jack Iker's consecration as Bishop, St. Vincent's, 5 pm
  • Lay Eucharistic Visitor training, May 4, 1 pm
  • Vestry, May 14, 7 pm
  • Women's Crazy Hat Luncheon, May 17, 11:30 am-1:30 pm
  • Coffeehouse Concert Series: Classical Guitarist Robert Harding will perform for the third time at St. Luke's, in the Nave: Saturday, May 24, 7 pm, tip jar with suggested donation $5, CD's available, free coffee and snacks
  • Vacation Bible School, July 15-17, 6:30-8:30, multi-generational, theme: Worship through the Senses
  • Coffeehouse Concert Series, October 18, pm, featuring Chris Stern, English folksinger, $10 goes to musician, free coffee and snacks
  • CHOIR PRACTICE EACH WEDNESDAY AT 7 PM

 


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Inquirer's Class after Easter~~ see Fr. Phelps for details

"Until you have given up your self to Him you will not have a real self..." C. S. Lewis, Mere Christianity

 
 

 

St. Luke's Church, Mineral Wells TX is located at 600 NW 6th Street
Father John Phelps, Priest-in-Charge, 817-308-6355
church phone: 940-325-2244

Sunday Mass, Rite I: 10 am

Thursday Morning Prayer: 8 am
Office Hours, 8:30 am - 1:30 pm each Thursday

St. Luke's has committed itself to the proclamation and practice of a traditional, biblically-centered faith.
We are part of the Diocese of Fort Worth in the Western Deanery.

 

 

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Be silent, be thoughtful, be reverent;
For this is the House of the Lord.
Before the service speak only to God;
During the service let God speak to you;
After the service speak to each other.

The mission of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth is "To Equip the Saints for the Work of Ministry."

We are a traditional, orthodox diocese of the Anglican Communion, committed to the mission of Jesus Christ, here and abroad. Both anglo-catholic and evangelical expressions of the faith are celebrated in the 55 congregations of the diocese. Upholding the authority of the Holy Scriptures, maintaining theological orthodoxy, and practicing evangelism are important priorities in our common life and ministry.

Northern Malawi Centurion

The Northern Malawi Centurion Program of the Wold Mission Committee is participated in by the Diocese of Fort Worth. According to Bishop Christopher Boyle, "what we have together is so much more than the fellowship of everyday life. We have Christian fellowship, by which we share, support, and pray for one another in Christ. We are together in Christian solidarity and service. This greater fellowship is such that in Malawi my brothers, sisters, and I truly know that we are not alone in our service of the Lord, by sharing in Christian fellowship with you who also share in the service of the Lord here." If you would like more information you can contact Bishop Boyle through email at angdeoofnmw@sdnp.org.mw or by writing P O Box 120, Mzuzu, Malawi, South Central Africa or by contacting Peggy Bruce, 1121 Gabriel Lane, Fort Worth TX 76116; 817-738-2528; walterpeg@aol.com. You, too, can make a difference.