Worship Service

Sunday Worship Service

Worship begins at 10:30 a.m. in the sanctuary. The service is also available remotely via livestream. Prior to the service, we invite you to grab a cup of coffee in the Garden Court. You are welcome to bring coffee and other beverages into the sanctuary.

What to Expect

Friendly eyes, warm welcome voices, and genuine caring.

As a More Light congregation, our doors and hearts are open to everyone and every age. We celebrate diversity and welcome people of all ethnic identities, genders, gender identities, physical/mental abilities, and sexual orientations into the life of our community.  We believe every person is loved by God and strive to be a church that includes all people in leadership and service.

When you worship at St. Luke, you will experience a variety of joyous music, a spirituality grounded in our daily lives, and challenging sermons which call the congregation to work for peace, justice and change in our world.

We are committed to a progressive Christian theology which is inclusive of all people and respectful of world religious traditions. Please feel free to dress comfortably and join us for worship.

Children & Families

Children are an integral part of our worshiping community! We welcome their wiggles, giggles, and joyful noise. Families are encouraged to sit wherever they feel comfortable in the sanctuary. For those who prefer, our “Kid’s Corner” at the back of the sanctuary (at the top of the ramp) offers books, fidget toys, and coloring sheets related to the Sunday School theme of the day. All ages are welcome in this space. For children who arrive with the munchies, snacks are also at the back of the sanctuary. A gender-neutral bathroom with a changing table is just down the hall.

Children and youth begin worship with their families. After an intentional moment where they are honored each week, children and youth are invited to attend Sunday School or return to sit with their families. After worship, children attending Sunday School can be picked up in their classrooms.

Communion  

At St. Luke, we believe all people are welcome at God’s table of grace; there are no restrictions based on age, membership status, or identity. As a community, we celebrate Communion on the first Sunday of each month. Grape juice is used and gluten-free bread is available.

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