Save the Date!
Ladue Chapel 75th Anniversary
We will formally celebrate the founding of Ladue Chapel Presbyterian Church on Sunday, November 4, 2018, with a single worship service at 10:00 a.m., followed by a catered celebration lunch in the Fellowship Hall, Fireside Room, and the Gathering Place. Please mark your calendars and plan to join us on this historic Sunday.
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Payment is required for RSVP which must be received by Sunday, October 21.
$25 per adult entrée (All adult entrées are gluten free)
$10 per child entrée (For ages 4–12; ages 3 and under are free)
World Communion Sunday
On Sunday, October 7, 2018, we will celebrate World Communion Sunday here at Ladue Chapel. We will feature bread from around the world, baked by members of our congregation, to enjoy in this time of fellowship. Serbian Kolach, Greek Prosphoron, Pakistani Paratha, Ethiopian Injera, Italian Chestnut and Native American Acorn bread are some of the many varieties you are invited to sample. Artifacts from these countries will also be displayed. Join us for worship at 8:30 or 11:00 a.m. and the World Communion celebration to follow!
What is World Communion?
World Communion is the celebration of the unity we have with our brothers and sisters in Christ all around the world. See below for more information:
Nothing is more central to our life as a congregation than the worship of God. If we did nothing else, we would still gather to sing praises to the God of our salvation. Worship is our core activity. It defines us, comforts us, educates us, challenges us, transforms us, and empowers us. It is the one activity in which every member of our church participates. Worship is indispensable.
Through our worship of God we serve as stewards of the gospel. We ensure that the truth of God’s redeeming love made known to us in Jesus Christ is proclaimed to all generations. That truth continues to change lives, restore hope, build community, and promote justice and peace through the power of faith.
In response to God’s grace, we have committed ourselves to worship that honors and expresses the Godness of God. In worship, God is the audience, the worship leaders are prompters, and the members of the congregation offer praise and thanksgiving to God. We design our worship to be participatory and orderly, and to include a variety of meaningful responses both verbal and sung. Its very structure testifies to the rhythm of the Christian life: gathering to hear God’s Word and dispersing to serve. We welcome children, encourage lay leadership, and make our bulletin visitor friendly. Special services like Worship in the Taize Style, The Service of Healing and Wholeness, Ash Wednesday Service, Maundy Thursday Tenebrae, and the Kirking of the Tartans add to our life of praise.
General Assembly for the Presbyterian Church (USA) met in St. Louis from June 16-23, 2018. Ladue Chapel members and Presbytery volunteers helped create Ladue Chapel’s labyrinth used as part of the prayer room experience. 
