Green Ministry
Green Ministry: For Environmental Harmony
The Green Ministry's mission is to celebrate God's creation by educating, encouraging and enabling the St. Luke's community to conserve resources and renew environmental harmony.
For Green Ministry questions, contact Betty Brandt, 317-846-3404 x 339, brandtb@stlukesumc.com
Break the Trash Cycle and Recycle!
Grab a Mug on Sunday Mornings
The Green Ministry is experimenting with providing mugs for your Sunday morning use. Pick up a mug instead of a paper coffee cup, use it and the return it to the cart. Keep one-use cups out of landfills and incinerators!
Recycling Center in Central Passage
Find a place to recycle:
- Children's books for Fletcher Place
- Yarn for Needlecrafter's projects
- Eyeglasses and hearing aids for Lion's Club
- All electronics for Workforce, Inc.
- Pull tabs from pop cans for Ronald McDonald House
- Batteries
- Crocs
- Printer cartridges
- Oprah Magazines
Recycling Computers
The Green Ministry encourages you to keep as many computers as possible out of landfills and incinerators and bring blessings to those served by Wings for West Africa and Workforce, Inc.
If you have a Pentium III or IV PC, please call (317) 846-2722 to make arrangements for pick up from your home or office. These computers will go to Wings for West Africa.
Non-working computers, printers and all other electronic waste can be brought to the Recycling Center in Central Passage. These computers will be donated to a not-for-profit, Workforce, Inc., who trains those recently released from prison to disassemble and safely recycle all the components. Workforce, Inc. is a registered electronic recycler with the Indiana Department of Environmental management and certifies it does not dump or discard waste material.
Green Ministry Leadership Team
Our ministry leadership team meets the 2nd Wednesday of each month, 5:30-7PM in E213 and welcomes new people to the discussion. Contact Betty Brandt (see above) or just show up.

View the Green Ministry calendar
Recycle Oprah Magazines
Bring your old Oprah magazines to the Recycling Center in Central Passage. They will be sent to Imani workshops at AMPATH Kenya, where they will be turned into beautiful jewelry. Go to http://www.wthr.com/Global/story.asp?S=11394675 and see the story WTHR did last year.
