The Presbyterian Women will begin their Bible Study in September and continue through May.  This year’s study is “United Through Christ, Bound to Each Other: Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians” authored by Rhonda Mawhood Lee. Paul wrote at a time when Christians expected the return of Jesus and Paul challenged the people to be ready. The church is still waiting and affirms that Jesus will return.  One of the challenges we face is to live in ways that show our trust in the resurrection. Join us to explore this intriguing study!

Throughout the year, Presbyterian Women support church initiatives by giving of their time and offerings. We invite you to join us as we gather to deepen our faith and serve God.

We have two Circles that will explore our study and they both meet on the second Monday of each month.  The Morning Circle meets at 10:00 AM and the Night Circle at 7:30 PM both in the Session Room.

An information table will be in the church lobby on Sunday, August 16^th and 23rd.  Please come by and see us!  We will have the study guide and sign you up for your preferred Circle.  To defer the cost of the study guides and help with our projects, we are suggesting a donation of $50.00.  Sign up can also be completed by going to

https://onrealm.org/slpres/PublicRegistrations/Event?linkString=YzAxZjI3OTEtNmMxZC00YzNiLWE5ZWUtYjQ4YTAxMTcwZTkz

Please contact Terri Potter at [email protected] with any questions. 

New Fall Opportunity! Starting Tuesday, September 15, meet weekly, 9:30-10:30am, with Pastor Jody and other Saint Luke’s and Little Saints women to strengthen family faith practices and build community. Using Traci Smith’s Faithful Families Tool Kit, learn to share meaningful spiritual experiences with your children and see ordinary moments as sacred, all while deepening Saint Luke’s and Little Saints friendships. Books are provided by Saint Luke’s Little Saints Preschool and Kindergarten. RSVP to Stephanie McGoldrick at [email protected].

After more than 18 months of dreaming, planning, designing, creating, and building, the results of many people’s ideas, skills, and efforts came to into full view of the church on Sunday morning with the unveiling of the Mustard Seed, an acrylic on canvas painting, which is now the centerpiece of the Saint Luke’s Endowment Fund Recognition Wall. Inspired by the parable of the mustard seed, the painting was created and donated to the church by its artist, church member Leslie Rae Cannon.

The Recognition Wall was designed as a tribute to the faithful stewards and visionaries of the Saint Luke’s community who have invested in the Saint Luke’s Presbyterian Church’s Endowment Fund to create their own legacy of love, ensuring our church family thrives for years to come.

Make sure you find an opportunity to stop by the Recognition Wall to learn more about the details of the different components of the Wall and to receive your own invitation to “Plant a Seed and Leave a Legacy.”

Saint Luke’s Presbyterian Church in Dunwoody is seeking a passionate, relational, and creative part-time Director of Youth Ministries to help nurture the faith, leadership, and lives of students in grades 6–12. This role offers meaningful collaboration with a supportive pastoral team, engaged volunteers, and invested families as you build an engaging ministry centered on belonging, learning, service, and joyful participation in the life of the church. 

Director of Youth Ministries Job Description 

Position highlights: 20–25 hours/week, reports to the Senior Pastor, salary range $30,000–$40,000 (benefits negotiable), plus additional compensation for overnights/camps/trips. Responsibilities include leading weekly youth ministry, supporting 8th-grade Confirmation, equipping volunteers, providing pastoral care alongside staff, and helping lead youth involvement in retreats, mission opportunities, and the annual Tartan Trot. 

To apply: Please submit a cover letter and resume to [email protected].