The Mission of St. Luke's Lutheran Church is to

Share God's Love Through

Welcoming, Encouraging and Serving

10:00am Sunday Service

Sanctuary


WELCOME TO ALL!!!


As a community of faith in God, the members of St. Luke’s welcome ALL regardless of your age, your economic status, your ethnicity, your gender identity, your physical or mental abilities, your sexual orientation, or even if you confidently believe, or may be questioning.

We affirm that in Christ Jesus “There is no east or west; no north or south – only ONE great assembly of LOVE throughout the whole, wide earth!” We hope you leave both refreshed and renewed to face with encouragement the challenges of your week.   

"Waiting with Joy"

A note of joyful expectation marks today’s worship. Isaiah announces that the desert shall rejoice and blossom, and Jesus points to the unexpected and transforming signs of God’s reign. We wait with patience for the coming of the Lord, even as we rejoice at his presence among us this day: in word and holy supper, in church and in our homes, in silent reflection and in works of justice and love. We pray that God would open our eyes and ears to the wonders of Christ’s advent among us.

Sunday's Contemporary Bible Class:
Bible Basics
Conference Room near Parish Hall at 9:00am

Sunday's Children's Church: 
Fruit of the Spirit
During Church service

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During the season of Advent, we mark the four weeks before Christmas by lighting the candles of the Advent wreath.

This simple and beautiful ritual helps us prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ — both his birth in Bethlehem and his promised return.

The wreath itself is a circle, reminding us of God’s unending love and faithfulness. The evergreen branches symbolize the hope of eternal life.

Each candle has its own meaning, drawing us deeper into Advent’s themes:

Hope Candle: We remember the prophets who spoke God’s promises and the hope we have in Christ’s coming.

Love Candle: We remember Mary’s “yes” to God and the love that takes on flesh in Jesus.

Joy Candle: Often called the Gaudete candle, it invites us to rejoice as God draws near.

Peace Candle: We hear John the Baptist’s call to prepare the way and make room for God’s peace.

Christ Candle (Christmas Eve/Day): At the center of the wreath, the Christ candle proclaims that the true Light has come into the world. 

As we light each candle, we remember that Christ’s light shines in our darkness—guiding, comforting, and calling us into God’s mission of hope, peace, joy, and love.

Identity Report:    Who are we?  Why do we exist?

Gift Report: What are the greatest gift of our church?

Focus Report: What should our next Pastor focus on? 
                How will we support the Pastor?