Christ is Risen! Indeed, He is Risen!

Great and Holy Pascha brings us life changing Good News! May we open ourselves to experience this wonder deeply in our hearts with the most profound joy. May we desire with God’s help never return to the old way of life. As the light grows in brightness from the dark night, may our lives continue to be enlightened and shine with the Glory of God. Let the Light of Christ shine to others from our lives - with hope and love, by kind words of truth and actions worthy of our Risen Lord who came to save the world. “Come take light from the Light that is never overtaken by night. Come glorify Christ, risen from the dead. Christ is Risen! Indeed, He is Risen!”

The photos below are from the 2019 Pascha Divine Services, before and after, we re-enter the Temple from the darkness at sunrise!

Pascha Sunday 2022 was glorious with over 300 attending. Thanks be to God!

The link below is from International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC), which gives an update on their humanitarian ministry in Ukraine with information on how to give for this.  We continue to pray fervently for an end to this suffering, with so many of these dear ones being our brothers and sisters in Christ.

http://support.iocc.org/site/MessageViewer?em_id=7850.0&dlv_id=13059

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We celebrated our St. Luke patronal feast day on Sunday, October 17 (transferred). We are remembering 30 years as a parish community. We thank God for His many blessings!

We welcome you to visit our parish to experience and learn about us. If you have any questions, please feel free to call Fr. David or Fr. Stephan at 303-665-4013 or email one of them at: office@stlukeorthodox.org. They are happy to meet or talk with inquirers during the week.

We also live stream our Divine Services most Sundays. Our YouTube channel is called "stlukestream" - just click on the link below:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHBtBg43HgfOd4N02UZOR4w?view_as=subscriber

Orthodox Christianity has remained faithful to its roots that go back to the churches established by the Apostles, in the Holy Land, Russia, Greece, and beyond. Our mother Church of Antioch was a major city mentioned in the Bible, with an unbroken history of Christians from the first century to the present after much persecution. The Orthodox Church humbly claims to be the same Church of Christ from those ancient times, the Church in all of the fullness that Christ established.

The mission of St. Luke Orthodox Christian Church is to be a beacon of Orthodox Christian spiritual life in Erie, eastern Boulder County, and the northern Denver metropolitan area. We strive together to live our Orthodox Christian Faith in a healthy way that forms Christian character, by participating regularly in the services, prayers, disciplines, and Sacraments of the Holy Orthodox Church. The community of St. Luke calls all people to Christ in His Church. We share the joy of Christ in our lives with those around us, educating people about the truth of this ancient faith in the Holy Trinity. We offer the love of Christ to those in need, in both word and action.