We come together in worship, ministry, formation, and fellowship because Jesus calls us into community. Jesus commands us to love one another as we have been loved, so we know that to live a Christian life is to live a life in which we are in relationship with others as well as in a relationship with God.

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• Coffee Hour Hosts

• St. Luke’s Greeters

• Home Gathering Groups

• Parish Life Events

  • Kickoff Sunday

  • St. Luke’s Day

  • Bishop’s Visit and Confirmation

  • Annual Parish Meeting

  • End of Year Celebration

 

From the very first time Rob and I entered the church as Episcopalian novices, fumbling our way through the Book of Common Prayer (back in the days before the entire service was printed in the bulletin), we felt the sweet welcoming spirit of St. Luke’s. A kind parishioner, noticing our total bewilderment that day, sweetly handed us her own book, open to the place in the service we needed to be. And from that day until this one, we have never felt an absence of that same hospitality. Whether passing the peace in a Sunday morning service or at Coffee Hour or at a Christian Formation session or at a Home Gathering event – at all times and in all places, we have found the scriptural command for us to “love each other as Jesus has loved us” is one of the foundational tenets held by the people here. And it’s one they do so well! Because of their generous, permeating spirit of hospitality, this lovely church has become our spiritual home.

Stephanie Taylor, Parish Life Coordinator