Guests

We’re located in the heart of Ghent, overlooking the Hague. Get directions.

When you arrive, there is usually ample street parking around the church.

Well that depends. If you’ve been a part of a Catholic or Anglican tradition in the past, you may find the liturgy quite familiar. If you’re coming from a more evangelical background such as Baptist or Presbyterian, you may find some rich, new liturgical experiences here.

We use the Book of Common Prayer (BCP) as our liturgical guide. You can read more about the BCP here.

You’ll receive a printed liturgy when you arrive (download a PDF here to see what it’s like). If you need any help navigating the service, anyone sitting near you will be happy to help guide you.

We celebrate Holy Eucharist (Rite II) Sundays at 8:00 a.m. This is an intimate, traditional service in the chapel.

We celebrate Holy Eucharist (Rite II) Sundays at 10:15 a.m. This is a beautiful service in more contemporary language with sermon and full choir. Children’s chapel and childcare are available for this service.

Please wear whatever you’re comfortable in. Some people wear suits, and some people wear shorts. Wear what you’d normally wear out somewhere, and you won’t feel out of place.

Yes! We love your children and work hard to ensure you and they feel valued and safe.

We have a nursery for children ages 4 and under and Children’s Chapel for older children. To get to our childcare room, walk up the right aisle, up the ramp, and through the doors on the right. You’ll see signs for childcare. Of course, please ask anyone around you if you need help locating our childcare room.

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Additionally, all of our childcare staff are Safe Church certified.

Have specific questions about childcare? Contact the Church Office.

With 76 ranks and over 4,200 pipes, the pipe organ at Christ and St. Luke’s is one of the largest in the Hampton Roads region now that restoration is complete. We value our heritage of rich hymnody. We also have a stellar choir that has performed at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. as well as several locations throughout England. Read More

Absolutely not! We hope you’ll feel loved and welcomed when you visit with us. But we understand that many people come here looking for quiet healing and need to remain invisible at first. We work hard to respect your desires and meet you where you are.

We’d love to hear from you. View some frequently asked questions here or find the rest of our contact info here.