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ANNOUNCEMENTS AND UPCOMING EVENTS
We have resumed in-person worship. All services also continue to be streamed online.
*Please see our Covid-19 Updates page for updates and information regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19)
IN-PERSON & LIVE-STREAMED SERVICES
Saturday Evening: 5PM Vigil Eucharist.
Sundays: Morning Prayer (Rite I), 9 AM; Sunday Eucharist, 10AM; Evening Prayer at 5 PM.
Wednesday: Healing Eucharist, 12:10PM (In person only)
Tuesday – Saturday Morning Prayer at 9AM; Evening Prayer at 5 PM. (Live-streamed only)
Services are live streamed on the St. Luke’s Facebook page and may be accessed by clicking here.
For a complete schedule of our parish worship services, classes, and events please visit our Livestreamed and Virtual Offerings page.
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In a Pastoral Emergency, please contact—The Reverend Rebecca A. Barnes, Priest-in-Charge at 646-533-1836 or via e-mail at mthrbarnes@gmail.com. If you or a family member are in the hospital, health care facility, or are home bound and would like to have a visit from a member of our Pastoral Care Committee, please contact the parish office. Due to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, commonly known as HIPAA, the hospitals no longer automatically provide churches with the names of admitted parishioners. St. Luke’s church complies with all HIPAA requirements and cannot provide personal information for sick or injured members without permission of the member or his or her close family member.
Please note: As a result of the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic, visitations to nursing facilities and hospitals have been restricted. Pastoral visits in these facilities will resume as soon as restrictions have been lifted.
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Office hours – The physical parish office has resumed regular hours. We are open (Tuesday – Friday from 8:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.) You may also reach us via email at StLukesScranton@verizon.net.
In the event of a pastoral emergency, Mother Barnes may be reached on her pastoral cell phone, (646) 533-1836.