Concerts at Saint Luke’s presents: Patagonia Winds with guest pianist Wei-Der huang
This concert is free to the public. Donations are encouraged and greatly appreciated.
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This concert is free to the public. Donations are encouraged and greatly appreciated.
Bring some food to grill, something to drink and an appetizer or side to share! We meet at 6:30 pm at the front of the Church by the Red Doors!
Bring some food to grill, something to drink and an appetizer or side to share! We meet at 6:30 pm at the front of the Church by the Red Doors!
This concert is free to the public. Donations are encouraged and greatly appreciated.
This concert is free to the public. Donations are encouraged and greatly appreciated.
This concert is free to the public. Donations are encouraged and greatly appreciated.
To recognize all the saints that have come before us, we are encouraging everyone to dress up as your favorite Saint this Sunday! Click HERE to see a list of all Saints' Days and Commemorations of the Episcopal Church.
Bring some food to grill, something to drink and an appetizer or side to share! We meet at 6:30 pm at the front of the Church by the Red Doors!
Come one, come all every 4th Wednesday of the month at 5:30 pm for the St. Luke’s Block Party!
Join us for music, activities & treats from 4-6 in the St. Luke’s parking lot! We will have a Kona Ice Truck on site to celebrate the evening!
The United Thank Offering (UTO) began in 1883 when the women of the church took up a thank offering to support innovative mission and ministry in The Episcopal Church and Anglican Communion that the church budget could not cover. UTO's focus is still on promoting gratitude and supporting innovative projects that address compelling needs round the globe.
The United Thank Offering In-Gathering will be on Sunday, Nov. 8 at both services. Blue boxes and envelopes are available in the basket in the Narthex.
This concert is free to the public. Donations are encouraged and greatly appreciated.
To learn more about Adam Chlebek and the program, please visit the CASL webpage. https://www.saintlukeschurch.net/concerts
St. Luke's Episcopal Church honors the feast day of Saint Francis of Assisi (c. 1180–1226), patron saint of animals and the environment, with a yearly Blessing of the Animals service. This year we will bless the animals at our indoor services at 8 and 10 am on Sunday, October 4th. All pets and their caretakers are invited to attend and celebrate the bond of creation.
The pumpkins are coming, and we need your help unloading! All are welcome
Plan ahead for a wonderful parish retreat in the Mountains!
Come one, come all every 4th Wednesday of the month at 5:30 pm for the St. Luke’s Block Party!
Come one, come all every 4th Wednesday of the month at 5:30 pm for the St. Luke’s Block Party!
Ladies, you're invited!
Join us for a fun and friendly Mahjong gathering at St. Luke's! Whether you're an experienced player or just learning, all are welcome!
St. Luke’s Parish Hall
4-6 pm
Bring a friend and enjoy a welcoming community of women gathering together for conversation, connection, and FUN.
Please RSVP if possible so we can plan tables accordingly by scanning the QR code.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Come one, come all every 4th Wednesday of the month at 5:30 pm for the St. Luke’s Block Party!
Come one, come all every 4th Wednesday of the month at 5:30 pm for the St. Luke’s Block Party!
Join as we “kick off” the start of our program year with Sunday School orientation, blessing of the back packs and lunch following the 10 o’' clock service!
Bring some food to grill, something to drink and an appetizer or side to share! We meet at 6:30 pm at the front of the Church by the Red Doors!
Come one, come all every 4th Wednesday of the month at 5:30 pm for the St. Luke’s Block Party!
We’re thrilled to announce that registration for this year’s Vacation Bible School is open! Our theme is “Snowball Mountain Challenge: Finding Your Strength in God,” and we can’t wait for your kids to join us for another week of faith, fun, and adventure learning about God’s love.
Click HERE to register.
Celebrate the start of a new ministry season as we welcome everyone back from summer and gather as a church family and community.
The St. Luke’s Running Group will meet on Saturdays at 7AM We’ll head out and back on the Mt. Vernon Trail. We’ll start running at 7:15 and we’ll be done by 8:15. You’re welcome to run any pace and distance, and we’ll make sure nobody runs alone. Come join us!
Walkers are welcome, too!
Bring some food to grill, something to drink and an appetizer or side to share! We meet at 6:30 pm at the front of the Church by the Red Doors!
Come one, come all every 4th Wednesday of the month at 5:30 pm for the St. Luke’s Block Party!
“Catching Hope: The Hidden Spiritual Wisdom of Fishing”
You are invited to join Father Pete Nunnally and the Diocese of Virginia’s Creation Care Committee July 21 online at 7pm to discuss his newly released book Catching Hope: The Hidden Spiritual Wisdom of Fishing (Broadleaf Press, 978-1506497808).
The St. Luke’s Running Group will meet on Saturdays at 7AM We’ll head out and back on the Mt. Vernon Trail. We’ll start running at 7:15 and we’ll be done by 8:15. You’re welcome to run any pace and distance, and we’ll make sure nobody runs alone. Come join us!
Walkers are welcome, too!
Seven Week Series: July 11- August 22
More Info: saylayoga.com
Location: Playground at St. Luke’s
At the end of the series, kids will have a foundation of breath and movement to carry with them into the new school year! And a community of yoga friends!
The St. Luke’s Running Group will meet on Saturdays at 7AM We’ll head out and back on the Mt. Vernon Trail. We’ll start running at 7:15 and we’ll be done by 8:15. You’re welcome to run any pace and distance, and we’ll make sure nobody runs alone. Come join us!
Walkers are welcome, too!
The St. Luke’s Running Group will meet on Saturdays at 7AM We’ll head out and back on the Mt. Vernon Trail. We’ll start running at 7:15 and we’ll be done by 8:15. You’re welcome to run any pace and distance, and we’ll make sure nobody runs alone. Come join us!
Walkers are welcome, too!