This Sunday begins the holiest week in the life of the Church. It is a time when we are drawn into the drama of Jesus’ final days with liturgies that are as participatory as they are profound. Together we will experience some of those touchstone moments that help us...
On Sunday, November 3, at 5:30 p.m., we will observe the Feast of All Souls’ with an extraordinary musical work, Maurice Duruflé’s Requiem, sung by our choir in the context of a Eucharist service. In the modern church, this feast day is often combined with All Saints’...
The time has come for us to reopen the altar rail as the primary place of reception for communion. We will begin this shift this Sunday, the first Sunday of Advent, December 3, at both our 8:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. services. We’re excited that we have enough liturgical...
This Sunday we celebrate the Feast of Pentecost—one of the most exciting days in the Church Year. This day, fifty days after Easter, marks the moment the Holy Spirit enlivened the hearts and lives of the disciples, famously causing them to preach the gospel of Jesus...
In this coming week we will move from The Season after the Epiphany into Lent, a profound shift in our Church calendar. The liturgy will shift in tone, the color of the vestments and hangings will turn to purple, and we will give special attention to our need for...
Today, January 6th, is the Feast of the Epiphany, the day the Church marks the visit of the wisemen (“magi”) to the baby Jesus. These Eastern sages had studied the stars and traveled far to find the child, bringing him those famous gifts of gold, frankincense, and...
With unanimous support of our Vestry and Fr. Noah, our music director Kevin Kwan has been granted a 10-week sabbatical from August 1 through October 15 in anticipation of his 10th anniversary at Christ & St. Luke’s, which falls on October 16, 2022. Kevin has been...
We are always looking for volunteers to assist with our worship ministries. Most of these ministries only require a commitment once a month, although you can always volunteer more often if you wish. Please contact the Church Office for more information. Eucharistic...
The word “Lent” refers to the lengthening days leading up to Easter. As the days lengthen and the Northern Hemisphere emerges from darkness, so we prepare ourselves for the promise of the light of Christ's resurrection that always stands as a promise of God's grace...
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