Coming Together – In Traditional Ways and New
Out of love for our neighbors, care for our community, and a desire to protect the vulnerable, St. Luke will open its doors to in-person gatherings limited to 60 people.
As we continue to receive vaccinations and abide by Oregon Health Authority guidelines, St. Luke is gradually resuming in-person worship with Holy Communion! For information about in-person worship, our livestreamed, our Zoom worship opportunities, and the many other ministry offerings, please select the button below.
As we continue to receive vaccinations and abide by Oregon Health Authority guidelines, St. Luke is gradually resuming in-person worship with Holy Communion! For information about in-person worship, our livestreamed, our Zoom worship opportunities, and the many other ministry offerings, please select the button below.
Note: St. Luke Offices
In order to best protect one another, we ask that anybody wishing to visit the St. Luke offices call or email first to set up an appointment. Any groups wishing to re-gather in our buildings need to apply using our updated building usage policy: requests to gather in-person will be considered by Council. We continue to wear masks and practice physical distancing.
Education Ministries
In order to protect our community, we continue to offer our educational and faith formation opportunities via Zoom through the completion of our Sunday School year, June 6, 2021. For more information or to take part in educational ministries, contact St. Luke’s office. We will connect you with the ministry coordinator for that area.
Worship With Us
In addition to our online worship options, we are introducing limited in-person opportunities as well.
Sunday mornings | 9:30 am A live-stream service via our Facebook page. Follow along with the weekly worship bulletin. You can also enjoy the service at other times on our YouTube channel. For complete information about the services and other opportunities to Worship + Connect + and Serve, please visit the St. Luke at Home page. Find Us |
ConnectThere’s a place for you here! We invite you to join us in a vibrant and deeply connected community.
ServeWe believe in serving each other, the local community, and being responsible stewards of our planet. Discover ways you can take part.
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St. Luke Lutheran Church Statement on Racism
We, St. Luke Lutheran Church, a majority white congregation, acknowledge the generations of injustice and oppression faced by communities of color in our world. We are deeply saddened by the recent events surrounding police brutality and racial tensions. Racism is a rejection of the teachings of Jesus and a direct contradiction of our faith.
The presence and impact of racism in our country and world is a painful truth to acknowledge. Current events have reinforced the underlying systemic racism in our country, and brought to light the unaddressed racism in ourselves, families, communities, and religion. Most of us are ill-prepared to act and are experiencing a full spectrum of emotions while being new to discussing race.
As a community of faith, we are committed to critical reflection and learning in regard to race/racism. Although we fall short, by the grace of God, our ultimate goal is to become an anti-racist congregation. We pledge to hold each other accountable. We will create space for open dialogue to further our learning. We will continue actively funding organizations that support communities of color. We have some soul-searching to do.
We invite you to join us wherever you are in your journey, trusting that by God’s grace, the love of Christ, and the wisdom of the Holy Spirit we will be led to a more profound love and understanding of ourselves and our neighbor.
Approved by St. Luke Congregational Council, July,2020
The presence and impact of racism in our country and world is a painful truth to acknowledge. Current events have reinforced the underlying systemic racism in our country, and brought to light the unaddressed racism in ourselves, families, communities, and religion. Most of us are ill-prepared to act and are experiencing a full spectrum of emotions while being new to discussing race.
As a community of faith, we are committed to critical reflection and learning in regard to race/racism. Although we fall short, by the grace of God, our ultimate goal is to become an anti-racist congregation. We pledge to hold each other accountable. We will create space for open dialogue to further our learning. We will continue actively funding organizations that support communities of color. We have some soul-searching to do.
We invite you to join us wherever you are in your journey, trusting that by God’s grace, the love of Christ, and the wisdom of the Holy Spirit we will be led to a more profound love and understanding of ourselves and our neighbor.
Approved by St. Luke Congregational Council, July,2020