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St. Luke’s Spire
“Morning and eve the old bell rings; Its silver voice is calling me To prayer and quiet sanctuary Here in the heart of things…” Poem excerpt “The Church in the Heart of Things” by David Pugh Griffith, from A History of St. Luke’s Church, by the Reverend Robert Philip Kreitler.
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St. Luke’s Church
Saint Luke’s Episcopal Church is an inclusive community. We celebrate Eucharist (from a Greek word meaning ‘thanksgiving’) through word and sacrament every Saturday at 5:00 pm (Said liturgy) and every Sunday at 10:00 am (Sung liturgy). We also offer Centering Prayer and Bible and book study opportunities. Please see our current schedule at This Week…
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Nativity Window
The Nativity window designed by Tiffany Studios, was given in 1910 in memory of Mrs. Lydia Merell (Poore) Dickson, wife of George L. Dickson. It is one of the exquisite details of St. Luke’s. Our current edifice, built in 1871 was designed by renowned ecclesial architect, Richard Upjohn. The interior was rebuilt and improved in…
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St. Luke’s Celebrates 150 years on Wyoming Avenue
On Friday, July 2, 2021, St. Luke’s celebrated 150 years in our current building. Begun in 1866, ground was broken for our second edifice which was designed by renowned ecclesial architect, Richard Upjohn, architect of Trinity Church, Wall St. NYC. Upjohn’s gothic design is what is often referred to as Elizabethan or “Ornamental English.” On…