“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.

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 1905 under the artistic direction of Louis Comfort Tiffany.

Holy Week and Easter live-streamed services from St. Luke’s.

Please join us on our Facebook page for a live stream of the all services listed below. Click here for a copy of the Book of Common Prayer!

Holy Week at Home – Click here to access a full service booklet of resources for observing Holy Week at Home. This may be used in the home by individuals and families. St. Luke’s will supplement what is offered in this booklet with the following streamed services.

• Palm Sunday, April 5, The Liturgy of the Palms and Morning Prayer with sermon at 9 AM; Evening Prayer at 5PM.
• Monday – Wednesday in Holy Week, April 6-8, Morning Prayer at 9AM; Evening Prayer at 5 PM.
• Maundy Thursday, April 9, Morning Prayer at 9 AM; Evening Prayer at 5 PM .
• Good Friday, April 10, The Solemn Liturgy of the Day with the Passion according to Saint John and the Solemn Collects at 12:00 PM. Stations of the Cross will be posted on the parish website and may be used as a private devotion.
• Holy Saturday, April 11, Liturgy of the Word, 9AM; The Great Vigil of Easter (p. 38 ), 8PM.
• Easter Day, April 12, Morning Prayer with sermon, 9 AM.