Refugee Resettlement Ministry | St. Luke's Episcopal Church

This ministry partners with New American Pathways, a local refugee resettlement and services organization, to welcome refugees and asylum-seekers when they arrive in Atlanta. Over the years, we have helped re- settled families from Myanmar, Bhutan, Somalia, Cuba, Afghanistan, and Syria. Our three-month commitment focuses on furnishing and equipping the family’s apartment and helping with transportation to shopping, schools, recreational and medical facilities. Clothes, toys, and school supplies are donated by St. Luke’s parishioners.

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The Rev. Horace L. Griffin

Senior Associate for Pastoral Care and Outreach

Mark Simmons

Director of Membership & Stewardship

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Community Ministries Faith and Advocacy Network (FAN) Fill the Outreach Baskets The Mustard Seed Garden Sandwich Builds Knitting Group Cuba Companionship The Park at St. Luke's Courtland Street Mission Refugee Resettlement Ministry The Midtown Assistance Center (MAC) The Outreach Grants Committee Standing Together

Campus of Miracles

Sermons

Sep 20 | The Rev. Elizabeth Shows Caffey
16 Pentecost
Sep 13 | The Rev. Ed Bacon
Your Spirituality Changes History
Sep 6 | The Rev. Horace L. Griffin
Forgiven
Aug 30 | The Rev. Ed Bacon
Pandemic Holy Ground
Aug 23 | The Rev. Elizabeth Shows Caffey
The Twelfth Sunday After Pentecost

Our faith teaches us that God’s love is limitless. But like the loaves and fishes, it only multiplies when we offer it to God’s glory. Big Love calls us to be courageous; to prepare the way for miracles.

Big Love is St. Luke's call to collective, courageous generosity. We give each other permission to be extraordinary!

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