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Since 33 AD

LUX ·

n. /lŭks/

1. Light; illumination.

2. A measure of light falling upon a surface.

3. fig. That which reveals, guides, or makes visible.

From Latin lux, “light.”

Live like it. Dress like it.

LUX 1.0

LUX “TETELESTEI”

LUX “SALT & LIGHT”

LUX “DAILY” SP

LUX “DAILY” SS

LUX “CALLED TO SERVE”

LUX “WALK ON WATER”

LUX “WASHED BY BLOOD”

LUX “delivered.”

“In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” — Matthew 5:16