As the world unites to observe World Refugee Day in June, we are happy to announce New Neighbor’s very own World Refugee Day Celebration in Jamestown’s Winter Garden on Saturday, June 22nd from 11am- 2pm. This event will serve as a platform for dialogue, cultural celebration, and community engagement. This is a perfect opportunity to […]

The next Monday Night Cafe is scheduled for June 24th at 6pm. Whether you have time to help preparing the meal, serving it, cleaning up or simply would like to dine, please mark your calendar and make a plan to participate.  As always, the meal is free, prepared with local ingredients, and available to all. […]

Join us for Wednesday Group Eucharist on June 26nd, the 4th Wednesday of June at 11:30 am in the Undercroft lunch to follow. All are welcome. If you need transportation, contact the parish office, at 483-6405.

Our next foray into the forest to find and root our faith is on Saturday, July 13 at 10am. We’ll be gathering at the Chautauqua Watershed Preserve, Dobbins Woods (located at 5291 Bly Hill Rd, in Ashville). All ages are welcome to attend and we will gather for about 90 minutes or so. There are […]

Event Information Date: July 21, 2024 Time: 3 pm - 5 pm Location: The Undercroft (basement) of St. Luke's at 410 N Main St, Jamestown, NY Parking: Church parking lot on Main St. & street parking is free on Sundays Clothing: Wear clothes that can get dirty, muddy, and/or stained. Our Empty Bowls Hand Building […]

This concert will feature Aaron and Boaz Meacham, local musicians who have shared their gifts at St. Luke’s, most recently at our Christmas Eve Service. Selections include pieces on the violin, organ and piano by Biber, Shubert and Weeks. As always, the concert is free, with donations accepted to benefit the Chadakoin Chamber Ensemble.

Join us for Wednesday Group Eucharist on July 24 at 11:30 am in the Undercroft, with lunch to follow. All are welcome. If you need transportation, contact the parish office at 483-6405.

Monday Night Café for this month is July 29th at 6pm in the Undercroft. If you’d like to volunteer, contact Nick Weith at nick.weith@stlukesjamestown.org. All are welcome to enjoy a free, locally sourced meal with old and new friends.

Danielle Bernas, the Director for Jewish Family Services' Refugee & Immigrant Center for Healing in Buffalo will be joining the New Neighbors Coalition of Jamestown on Wednesday, July 31st from 5-6:30pm in the St. Luke's Undercroft, for the first in a 3-part training opportunity. The class will be focus on approaching immigrant-related volunteer work through […]

10 AM and 1 PM (2 Guided Tours)Free and Open to the PublicTour takes approximately one hour Step inside this 130-year-old beloved historical landmark church on the National Registry. Engage in its beauty. Learn about the notable parishioners who attended the church including Robert H. Jackson. Enjoy organ music and light refreshments.

The next Church of the Wild service will gather on Saturday, August 10th at 10:30 am at the RiverWalk Bike Path on W 8th Street, along the Chadakoin River. This gathering is an invitation to encounter, enjoy, and wonder at the plant and animal neighbors in our own city and neighborhood. The trailhead is handicap […]

While the Empty Bowls Fundraiser isn't until December 7th, we can still all come together to learn! Ron Nasca from the Chautauqua Area Potters and the Jamestown Empty Bowl Project will be teaching a class on hand building bowls for the fundraiser in December. During the class you will have time build 3 or more […]

Enjoy a day of togetherness at the New Neighbors Coalition’s first annual summer picnic on Saturday, August 24th from 11-2 at Allen Park at 31 Hughes Street in Jamestown. Meet new neighbors, join in some community fun, and make memories! How to Participate: • RSVP: To help us plan for the event, please RSVP by […]

On August 25th, St. Luke’s will observe our annual Recovery Sunday service, when we commemorate National Overdose Awareness Day, remembering those who died from overdoses in the last year. This year, we will also celebrate the fact that overdose deaths are down in Chautauqua County this year — in part due to the availability of […]

Join us for another Monday Night Cafe August 26, starting at 6 PM until 7:30 PM in St. Luke's Undercroft (4th and Main Street Entrance.) Meals are free and made with local ingredients; no registration or donation required.

In July, the New Neighbors Coalition hosted Danielle Bernas, the Director of Refugee & Immigrant Center for Healing at Jewish Family Services in Buffalo for the first of a 3-part training series on trauma-informed care that focuses on newly-arrived immigrants. Due to the generosity of Jewish Family Services, the Coaltion was able to provide this […]

September 8th is Welcome Back Sunday! At 9am, children and families are invited to the Undercroft for the Sunday School Assembly, an opportunity to connect with Sunday School friends, teachers and parents. Kids are invited to bring their backpacks for the annual back to school backpack blessing during the 10am service. Children's Chapel and the […]

On Wednesday, September 11 at 6 pm, the community is invited to the St. Luke’s Undercroft (410 N. Main St and accessible via the 4th and Main St doors) for a New Neighbors Coalition led conversation with local author, Bill Burk, featuring the story of his book profiling Jehuu Caulcrick and his journey from his […]

St. Luke’s Ministry for Children, Youth, and Families offers Rhythms of Grace as a church experience for busy families and those who may not don’t feel comfortable in a traditional worship setting - on Saturday, Sept. 14 at 10am in the Undercroft. This program especially supports children on the Autism Spectrum, but the interactive service […]

St. Luke's Dismantling Racism Committee is hosting a gathering to watch a webinar entitled Faith and Democracy: Confronting White Christian Nationalism, on 9/19 at 6pm in the Undercroft. The webinar will invite us to consider: What does a Christianity look like that is not deeply tied to racial injustice and White Christian nationalism, forces captured […]