Welcome to St. Luke’s!

We have three worship opportunities on Sundays. Each service praises God and builds community in its own unique way. All services come from the Book of Common Prayer and celebrate Holy Eucharist when possible. We encourage you to come and see for yourself!

  • 8:00 AM Indoor Worship: This service is more quiet and contemplative than the other services. Music is offered, but less than the 10:00 am service. This service is intimate, warm, and perfect for those who want to begin their week in a meaningful and peaceful way.

  • 10:00 AM Indoor Worship: This is our largest service on Sunday morning, and it is also broadcast to our Facebook and YouTube pages. You can expect to find amazing Church music that is led by a choir.

  • 5:00 PM Silly Service: Normal services are made with adults in mind, and kids are invited. This service is made with a four year old in mind and adults are invited. This service is loud, encourages participation, and is generally a fairly small gathering. It may feel semi-sacrilegious to you, but kids who regularly attend this service learn a lot about scripture and worship!

  • 12 PM Wednesday Healing Service: The Wednesday Noon Eucharist is a time to pause in the middle of the week. We observe the old Rite I type of worship with the “thees and thous” and offer prayers for healing for those in attendance. It is a small and intimate gathering, and perfect for anyone who needs a bit of peace in the middle of a busy day or needs prayers for something specific or is curious what the whole Church thing is about.

Regarding Children in Church: Children are welcome to any of the services without exception. St. Luke’s is able to offer options so parents can make a plan that will work for their family. If parents need some grown-up time, the nursery is open beginning at 9:00 and goes through the 10:00 am service. If parents want to see their children digging in the dirt in worship, we will always have an outdoor option when possible. We also have a soft space in sanctuary for those who would like some extra room to wiggle while experiencing the service.

How to Know if St. Luke’s will Welcome You: We will. It is painful to hear how many have been pushed out of their faith communities. You will certainly find a home at St. Luke’s.

What to wear at St. Luke’s: Wear clothing. Beyond being clothed, there is no dress code.