St. Luke United Methodist Church

St. Luke United Methodist Church St. Luke Church is in Bryn Mawr. Worship Sunday morning at 10 am online. See website www.StLukeBrynMawr.org
Montgomery Ave. at Pennswood in Bryn Mawr.

09/06/2026

Please join us this Sunday morning, here on Facebook Live or in person in our sanctuary!

08/30/2026

We welcome everyone to join us in worship this Sunday morning, in the sanctuary, or here on Facebook Live.

08/23/2026

We welcome you to join us in worship this Sunday morning in our sanctuary, or here on Facebook Live!

08/16/2026

We welcome you to join us in worship this Sunday morning!

This Sunday’s sermon, “That They May Be One,” explores John 17:1–11 and Acts 1:6–14 through a simple but deeply importan...
05/19/2026

This Sunday’s sermon, “That They May Be One,” explores John 17:1–11 and Acts 1:6–14 through a simple but deeply important truth: Jesus did not come to replace God, but to reveal the heart of the one Creator more clearly to humanity.

In John’s Gospel, Jesus constantly points beyond himself toward “the only true God.” His life reveals what divine love, justice, mercy, and compassion look like in human form. Then in Acts, Christ passes that same spiritual mantle to the disciples, showing that the Spirit of God is not confined to one person, nation, denomination, or institution. The same divine breath that moved through Christ now moves through humanity itself.

This sermon wrestles with the dangers of religious division, nationalism, and reducing God to narrow ideological boxes. It argues that when we make faith about domination rather than unity, we betray the very prayer Jesus prayed: “that they may be one.”

At a time when the world feels increasingly fractured, this message invites us to remember that all people are far more connected than we often admit, and that every act of mercy, justice, truth, and love bears witness to the living God.

Join us this Sunday as we reflect on what it means to embody unity in a divided world.





In a 16 minute sermon, Pastor Qadry reflects on how we deny the Resurrection not by rejecting Easter outright, but by re...
04/20/2026

In a 16 minute sermon, Pastor Qadry reflects on how we deny the Resurrection not by rejecting Easter outright, but by refusing to recognize Christ beyond the limits of our own certainty. From the road to Emmaus to Peter’s witness in Acts, this message confronts Christian nationalism, religious arrogance, and spiritual gatekeeping with a deeper question: what happens when the risen Christ appears where we did not expect him?

Resurrection is not the property of the self-righteous. It is God’s witness to the whole world.

Christ is still walking, still breaking bread, and still opening eyes. The question is whether we are humble enough to recognize him.

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568 Montgomery Avenue
Bryn Mawr, PA
19010

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10:15am - 12pm
Sunday 10am - 12pm

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