Welcome to
St. Luke's
Episcopal Church
The Great Lasagna Dinner is Celebrating 50 Years!
After THREE years of waiting, the St. Luke's Lasagna Dinner is back! Join us
This Friday
September 29th
from 5-8 PM
for great food, service, and community connection that has consistently received compliments. You can even enjoy a glass of wine with your candle-lit meal! Tickets available for purchase at the door:
Adults $12
Children* $6
*Age 12 and under
(Take-out meals also available, upon request.)
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Our Neighbor-to-Neighbor Pantry is consistently running low on canned goods. You are asked to bring canned goods to help fill the shelves for our neighbors in need. All types of food are needed - vegetables, fruits, soups, meats, chicken, tuna. In addition, donations of paper goods - toilet paper, towels, napkins - and personal hygiene items - toothpaste & brushes, deodorant, shampoo, soap, feminine products - are also very much appreciated.
Please place your donations in the baskets in the narthex.
Our food pantry serves people in need of food, toiletries, and more.
We are open on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays from 4:30-5:30.
St. Luke’s has a vibrant music ministry, and we are privileged to have a wonderful pipe organ built by Dobson Organ Builders of Lake City, Iowa to lead our congregation in worship. We also use many other instruments in our worship such as, guitar, trumpet, percussion, etc. to accompany our choir and congregation in singing a wide variety of music.
Flowers are a reminder of resurrection
and the faith we profess as Episcopalians.
We invite you to sponsor Altar Flowers. Sponsorships are printed in the weekly bulletin. This is a great way to remember, to celebrate, or to give thanks for a people or events. Flowers dedications can be made using the flower chart hanging in the Narthex. Suggested donation is $45.
Sundays @ 10:00
Service is back in the church building.
St. Luke's is Dementia Friendly.
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Every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays
“Whoever is generous to the poor lends to the Lord, and He will repay him for his deed.”
Proverbs 19:17