Join the Lakeview Lutheran Parish Daytimers for a piano recital by Barbara Kudirka, followed by a potluck meal. Sign-up here for a dish to bring.
Barbara Kudirka is a classical pianist, and will be performing “Variations on a Theme” – Works by Schubert, Haydn, and Mendelssohn.
Wednesday, December 13th, 11:30am-12:30pm. Click here to sign up for a dish to share.
Opportunities to purchase food for and prepare a meal at HTLakeview (7pm) and then serve the meal at The Crib Shelter (835 W. Addison, 9pm). Signup online at htchicago.org/serve or speak; to Ken Duckmann (justducky514@yahoo.com) with questions.
Opportunities to purchase food for and prepare a meal at HTLakeview (7pm) and then serve the meal at The Crib Shelter (835 W. Addison, 9pm). Signup online at htchicago.org/serve or speak; to Ken Duckmann (justducky514@yahoo.com) with questions.
Opportunities to purchase food for and prepare a meal at HTLakeview (7pm) and then serve the meal at The Crib Shelter (835 W. Addison, 9pm). Signup online at htchicago.org/serve or speak; to Ken Duckmann (justducky514@yahoo.com) with questions.
Daytimers meets every other month on the second Wednesday for lunch and conversation. This event is potluck and we encourage you to bring a dish to pass.
Obviously, we’re changing things up this month as we moved our April gathering to May.
This month’s Daytimers will include an invitation to a Wednesday Morning Concert before the luncheon.
Piano Lecture | Recital. Wednesday, May 10, 10:30 am
Pianist Thomas Schmidt will perform Beethoven’s Sonata No. 31 in A-flat major. The sonata is from Beethoven’s introspective late period and considered one of his most emotionally moving works. Tom will provide verbal background and commentary to help us appreciate the sonata. Holy Trinity member Tom Schmidt was cantor at St. Peter's Lutheran in New York for 25 years before moving to Chicago. As a professional pianist he toured with the Arden Trio for 25 years and made a number of CDs.
At 11:30 am we will move upstairs for a potluck meal. Please bring a dish to share. A wonderful opportunity to meet others from our LLP congregations!
Coda, the Academy award winning film, will be part of our first movie night in two years!! We will join as a community in watching the film together. Following the movie, we will have shared refreshments and a discussion of the film.
Each year we try to do a couple of events with the youth of the parish that involve service to our community. In April we will be volunteering with the South Loop Community Table (SLCT).
SLCT is a weekly dinner party for those experiencing homelessness, co-hosted by two campus ministries in Chicago: the Inclusive Collective and South Loop Campus Ministry. Holy Trinity has volunteered here in the past with Pastor Ben Adams and it was a very enriching experience. I encourage you all to participate. SLCT is a space that strives to break down barriers that society has created — barriers that tell us who should and shouldn’t build community together. It is a space made of folks that believe wholeheartedly in the power of community—of seeing people for all of who they are, no matter their situation. SLCT is a celebration of God’s kin-dom, a living example of how God intended the world to be: inclusive, communal, loving, and just.
In order to plan for transportation for everyone we'll need the youth to sign up in advance to let us know they will participate. I will need one more chaperone (possibly 2) to drive and to volunteer with us.
When: April 23
Time: Meet at HTLC at 5:00 p.m.
Volunteer: 6-9 p.m.
Return to HTLC approximately 9:30
Please let Pastor Sevig know if you have any questions. Email her now if you plan to participate.
LOCATION: Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (1218 W Addison St)
We see you as a child of God and part of the beloved community of faith and invite you to participate in a time of learning and reflection about what it means to live as a beloved child of God in community and creation today.
Confirmation meets on the (mostly) 2nd Sunday of the month from 10:50am- 1pm. The location rotates among the four congregations.
For more information, please email the coordinators of this program.
Piano Lecture | Recital. Wednesday, May 10, 10:30 am
Pianist Thomas Schmidt will perform Beethoven’s Sonata No. 31 in A-flat major. The sonata is from Beethoven’s introspective late period and considered one of his most emotionally moving works. Tom will provide verbal background and commentary to help us appreciate the sonata. Holy Trinity member Tom Schmidt was cantor at St. Peter's Lutheran in New York for 25 years before moving to Chicago. As a professional pianist he toured with the Arden Trio for 25 years and made a number of CDs.
At 11:30 am we will move upstairs for a potluck meal. Please bring a dish to share. A wonderful opportunity to meet others from our LLP congregations!
January 18 we begin a new special series on the PASSION NARRATIVES. Carol LaHurd and Pr. Craig Mueller will lead these sessions.
Historical, literary, and theological contexts for the passion narratives
Do you love watching a good movie with friends and unlimited snacks? Great! We do too and we'll be watching a movie together at Resurrection Lutheran Church. Pr. Kelly will set up the big screen and Pr. Michelle will bring the snacks. YOU send your movie and snack requests to msevig@htchicago.org. Movie begins at 4 p.m.
January 18 we begin a new special series on the PASSION NARRATIVES. Carol LaHurd and Pr. Craig Mueller will lead these sessions.
Historical, literary, and theological contexts for the passion narratives
Opportunities to purchase food for and prepare a meal at HTLakeview (7pm) and then serve the meal at The Crib Shelter (835 W. Addison, 9pm). Signup online at htchicago.org/serve or speak; to Ken Duckmann (justducky514@yahoo.com) with questions.
January 18 we begin a new special series on the PASSION NARRATIVES. Carol LaHurd and Pr. Craig Mueller will lead these sessions.
Historical, literary, and theological contexts for the passion narratives
LOCATION: Resurrection Lutheran Church (3309 N Seminary Avenue)
We see you as a child of God and part of the beloved community of faith and invite you to participate in a time of learning and reflection about what it means to live as a beloved child of God in community and creation today.
Confirmation meets on the (mostly) 2nd Sunday of the month from 10:50am- 1pm. The location rotates among the four congregations.
For more information, please email the coordinators of this program.
January 18 we begin a new special series on the PASSION NARRATIVES. Carol LaHurd and Pr. Craig Mueller will lead these sessions.
Historical, literary, and theological contexts for the passion narratives
Join us for a sung liturgy of Evening Prayer originally created by Marty Haugen for Holden Village and much beloved in many Lutheran congregations.
We gather in-person and online
January 18 we begin a new special series on the PASSION NARRATIVES. Carol LaHurd and Pr. Craig Mueller will lead these sessions.
Historical, literary, and theological contexts for the passion narratives
Youth Group, Sunday February 26
Location: Passavant Hall (upstairs), Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (1218 W Addison St)
Apples to Apples, Spoons, Uno, SpotIt ...what's your game of choice? Come play one of these or bring your own. We'll play game favorites with other youth from the Lakeview Lutheran Parish from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Bring a snack to share if you'd like. Sandwiches will be provided. Invite a friend.
January 18 we begin a new special series on the PASSION NARRATIVES. Carol LaHurd and Pr. Craig Mueller will lead these sessions.
Historical, literary, and theological contexts for the passion narratives
January 18 we begin a new special series on the PASSION NARRATIVES. Carol LaHurd and Pr. Craig Mueller will lead these sessions.
Historical, literary, and theological contexts for the passion narratives
LOCATION: Resurrection Lutheran Church (3309 N Seminary Avenue)
We see you as a child of God and part of the beloved community of faith and invite you to participate in a time of learning and reflection about what it means to live as a beloved child of God in community and creation today.
Confirmation meets on the (mostly) 2nd Sunday of the month from 10:50am- 1pm. The location rotates among the four congregations.
For more information, please email the coordinators of this program.
This 90 minute workshop is an entry point into the vast work that is Anti-Racism. We will explore ideas for how to learn about, search out, recognize, expose, name, with the intention to stop Microaggressions. We invite you to send this information to others you believe might be interested.
Please register at the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMudO6tqDkoEtM4nEIxNcEXZykCwbG-OCie
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting along with other needed items. Registration is required for this event.
January 18 we begin a new special series on the PASSION NARRATIVES. Carol LaHurd and Pr. Craig Mueller will lead these sessions.
Historical, literary, and theological contexts for the passion narratives
January 18 we begin a new special series on the PASSION NARRATIVES. Carol LaHurd and Pr. Craig Mueller will lead these sessions.
Historical, literary, and theological contexts for the passion narratives
Opportunities to purchase food for and prepare a meal at HTLakeview (7pm) and then serve the meal at The Crib Shelter (835 W. Addison, 9pm). Signup online at htchicago.org/serve or speak; to Ken Duckmann (justducky514@yahoo.com) with questions.
Dreams have been part of most sacred and spiritual traditions, ancient through contemporary. Join us for a discussion of dreams; recording and remembering your dreams, making meaning of symbols and other images and the sense of healing they can provide.
January 18 we begin a new special series on the PASSION NARRATIVES. Carol LaHurd and Pr. Craig Mueller will lead these sessions.
Historical, literary, and theological contexts for the passion narratives
We will explore resurrection accounts in the scriptures and look at the Hebrew scriptures read at the Easter Vigil and how they also are Easter stories for us.
