Our Mission:
"To spread the Good News of Jesus Christ, and promote spiritual growth through worship, study, witness and service."
"To spread the Good News of Jesus Christ, and promote spiritual growth through worship, study, witness and service."
CORONAVIRUS UPDATE:
To protect the health of our members, St. Luke’s will continue to worship online through this summer. We are examining ways to resume live streaming our worship service from the sanctuary in the fall. We will resume public worship in the church building when we can do so without endangering the health of our people. But while our building is closed, St. Luke’s is open and ready to welcome you with open arms.
On Sundays at 11 a.m. please join us on our Facebook Page for worship. You can download each Sunday’s worship book below. From June 28 through August 30 we will say Morning Prayer while our priest is out.
This summer we will also offer Weekday Morning Prayer at 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday. Monday nights at 7 p.m. our members gather on Zoom for a St. Luke’s Happy Hour – please contact our office to learn how to join in.
Please contact our office if you would like to speak to a priest or need to schedule a special service such as a funeral, baptism, or wedding.
God bless you all!
To protect the health of our members, St. Luke’s will continue to worship online through this summer. We are examining ways to resume live streaming our worship service from the sanctuary in the fall. We will resume public worship in the church building when we can do so without endangering the health of our people. But while our building is closed, St. Luke’s is open and ready to welcome you with open arms.
On Sundays at 11 a.m. please join us on our Facebook Page for worship. You can download each Sunday’s worship book below. From June 28 through August 30 we will say Morning Prayer while our priest is out.
This summer we will also offer Weekday Morning Prayer at 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday. Monday nights at 7 p.m. our members gather on Zoom for a St. Luke’s Happy Hour – please contact our office to learn how to join in.
Please contact our office if you would like to speak to a priest or need to schedule a special service such as a funeral, baptism, or wedding.
God bless you all!
Click to Worship With Us Online!
Click the link below to join in for weekly services including daily Morning Prayer and Sunday Worship.
Permission to podcast/stream the music in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE, License # 734183-A
Download or View Sunday Worship Materials Here!
Webcasts will take place on Sunday mornings at 11:00am. This worship booklet will change weekly. Please check back here for updates and click archives button below for previous booklets.
| Downloadable Sunday Worship Book - 8/9/2020 |
Prayer for a Time of Pandemic
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Prayer for a time of Pandemic
Adapted from A New Zealand Prayer Book God of the present moment, God who in Jesus stills the storm and soothes the frantic heart; bring hope and courage to us as we wait in uncertainty. Bring hope that you will make us the equal of whatever lies ahead. Bring us courage to endure what cannot be avoided, for your will is health and wholeness; you are God, and we need you. Amen. |
We will pray for you – On the St. Luke’s Prayer List
During these difficult days, please click button below for prayer form in order to let us know if we can pray for you. Please complete the form and we will pray for you during our Sunday service and the week ahead. All prayer requests are repeated for four weeks. You can ask us to pray for healing or in thanks for recovery; in celebration of a birthday or remembrance of someone who has died. If you wish, we will pray for you by name and intention during our Sunday worship service. Please contact our priest if you would like a Mass said in memory of someone who has died. A note that our Prayer Chain is being reconsidered. We will have a link here if it returns. |
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