At St. Luke’s we have learned that we are at our best when we gather together in God’s love and then share that love in the world around us!
During any given year:
- we feed over 720 households through our food pantry
- we partner with the Firth Youth Center to fill 400 backpacks with school supplies
- we host more than 100 worship opportunities via Zoom
- we share our prayer garden, labyrinth, and children’s play area with our community
The way community comes together at St. Luke’s becomes the web that shapes and forms us. Often, that means gathering around a table – for hospitality after worship, a parish picnic, and the Annual Meeting extravagant brunch. Fellowship includes the fun of game nights and baseball outings, and it connects us to the community around us, through musical offerings and service. At St. Luke’s, we know we’re at our best when we’re opening our doors.
One of the gifts of community is that we are able to be a beacon of light for others. Sometimes that means being present with people who are new or who come for funerals or community events – and often it is when we connect through service for others out in the neighborhood and beyond. We’re transformed in common mission, through personal encounters, loving actions, and as we share generously the abundance we have been given.