“Whoever you are and wherever you find yourself on your journey of faith, you are welcome here.”
You will hear these words every week at St. Luke’s, as we invite you to join us for the Word and Sacraments that are God’s gifts to us all.
It does not matter who you are, what you look like, what you have done in the past, or who you love. God’s grace is not petty; it is not earned. It is radical and universal.
...skeptics, doubters, seekers, those who have been wounded by the church, those who have never darkened its doors, as well as “believers” who’ve never left.
As a diverse community we have discovered in God a “oneness” greater than our differences.
We have come to know that our variety reflects the divine comprehensiveness of the God of all created things.
People come to church for a variety of reasons. In some subtle or profound way, the Spirit of God drew you here.
“Belief” is less an issue of the head, than an issue of the heart. Our hearts are open to God and to you as well.
Whether this is your first or one hundredth time worshiping with us, we hope to know you better and to make ourselves known to you.
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All are Welcome
St. Luke's is a welcoming and inclusive community.
Our Calendar
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Music Program
We're known for our music! Learn more about our choir.
Join us Online
Our 10 am service is livestreamed on Zoom every Sunday. Please click below to the join the livestream.
Read more about the history of the Parish of St. Luke's.
Our Campus
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Campus Partners
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Giving
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Weekly Services
These are our standard services times. Click here to learn more about our special services throughout the year.
Eucharist Rite 1: Sundays at 8 am
A simple, spoken communion service with traditional (familiar tense) language (thee and thy). On designated feast days – Christmas Day, Palm Sunday, Easter Sunday, our Patronal Feast Day (St. Luke) – we typically have one service for the entire community at 10 am.
Eucharist Rite 2: Sundays at 10 am
This festive communion service includes music, with choir (Sept – June). Contemporary language. This service switches to Rite 1 language for the Sundays in Lent.
Healing Eucharist Rite 2: Wednesdays at 12:10 pm
This communion service occurs most features an emphasis on healing prayers for those in particular distress or need. When clergy is unavailable for this service, we will a Noonday prayer service instead of the Healing Eucahrist.
Centering Prayer: Fridays at 12 pm
Centering prayer is an ancient form of Christian meditation, in which the participants “sit” for an extended silence, using a sacred word (or mantra) as a means of clearing the mind to cultivate a vulnerability to God’s presence. A short group prayer and reading on centering prayer, precedes the session.
