St. Luke's Episcopal Church

You'll find information for visitors and members here, but feel free to call us for more information at 483-6405 . 

We warmly invite you to worship with us on Saturdays at 5:00 pm or Sundays at 8:00 and 10:00 am. Join us for our Adult Forum and Sunday School and youth classes Sundays at 9:00 a.m.  For more information regarding the Adult Forum, visit our forum page.

We are currently in the process of looking for a full-time youth minister.  You can read our job description and parish and community profile here.  Please pray for us and help us by getting the word out to interested potential applicants.

All are welcome at all services and all baptized Christians of any denomination, age or marital status are welcome to receive communion.  Sign up for our email newsletter, the VOICE below, or get it by mail by calling 483-6405.

What's New?

Lent at St. Luke's--check out the full schedule here.

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Wednesday, March 10

          12:00 pm  Lenten Service and Luncheon at First Lutheran

          5:30 pm  Celtic Vespers in the Chapel

          6:00 pm  Soup Supper in the Undercroft

          6:45--8:00 pm  Lenten Program for Adults:  "What Does It Mean to Me?"  Presenter:  Dan Anderson

                                          Rehearsals for the Youth Pageant:  "Rescue in the Night"

Sunday, March 14  Fourth Sunday in Lent

          8:00 am  Service in the Chapel

          9:00 am  Christian Education for All Ages;  Choir rehearsal

          10:00 am  Service in the Church

          11:30 am  Newcomer Class        

     Lent also marks the beginning of our annual Episcopal Community Services Campaign.  Learn more about how you can help make a difference in the lives of the most vulnerable people in our Western New York community.  Every donation is valuable.

The Crisis in Haiti 

Donate now to Haiti relief at the Episcopal Relief and Development website.  They have lots of information about the ongoing response to the crisis.  Our parishioner, Mary Holton, is connected to the Sisters of St. Margaret, who have a house in Haiti.  Learn more at Sisters of St. Margaret.

Check out this video created and produced by our J2A class.

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