Events

St. Luke's is proud to present Oberlin organ performance major Owen Reyda (who has covered services here) in concert on Sunday, May 31st at 4 p.m. Originally from Chautauqua County, Owen will complete his junior year at Oberlin Conservatory this May and is a well-known organist at Chautauqua Institution for two summers. The concert will […]

St. Luke’s is pleased to welcome Bishop Eugene Sutton on Sunday, June 14 at the 10am service, as our guest preacher and celebrant as we gather to mark both Pride Sunday and Juneteenth. The convergence of these observances creates a meaningful day of worship, learning, and reflection as we celebrate God’s liberating work in human […]

This year, in observation of World Refugee Day, New Neighbors Coalition will host an Evening with Rumi on Thursday, June 18th at 6pm in the St. Luke’s Undercroft. This community gathering will reflect on and explore some of the 13th-century poet’s most influential work. We will focus primarily on the first story of Rumi's Masnavi, […]

Our next venture into the wild is June 20 at 10am at Dobbins Woods (5273 Bly Hill Road, Ashville). The Rector will be leading the service and would appreciate an RSVP so he knows who to expect.

Join St. Luke’s and New Neighbors Coalition for a Refugee Sunday service on June 28th at 10am in the St. Luke’s Church in honor of World Refugee Day. The service will include a special prayers, songs, a sermon and world flag procession. World Refugee Day is an international day designated by the United Nations to […]

Monday Night Cafe is the free monthly community dinner offered by the Jamestown Farmers Market and St. Luke's Church to celebrate the gift of belonging. MNC is an opportunity to relish all things local in our community--from new friends and neighbors met around the dinner table to the fresh local food featured from our local […]

You will recognize the Mecham brothers, Aaron & Boaz, from their many amazing virtuosic violin performances on special occasions at St. Luke’s. The sound of their instruments in the church is unparalleled, and this special program will explore duos from the 1600’s through the 20th century on violins, and violin and piano/organ from historically significant […]

Our next venture into the wild is July 25 at 10am at Tom Huhn Preserve (3025 Route 394 North Harmony). The Associate Rector will be leading the service and would appreciate an RSVP to know whom to expect.

Monday Night Cafe is the free monthly community dinner offered by the Jamestown Farmers Market and St. Luke's Church to celebrate the gift of belonging. MNC is an opportunity to relish all things local in our community--from new friends and neighbors met around the dinner table to the fresh local food featured from our local […]

St. Luke’s is a place full of history and purpose-if you’d like to dive deeper, come to the tower room at 10am or 1pm on Saturday, August 8 for a tour of St. Luke’s. All are welcome-you’ll learn more things to love about our space and community.

St. Luke’s is a place full of history and purpose-if you’d like to dive deeper, come to the tower room at 10am or 1pm on Saturday, August 8 for a tour of St. Luke’s. All are welcome-you’ll learn more things to love about our space and community.

🥇The JFM 5K Run/Walk is BACK on the calendar for 2026!🥇 You asked, we listened: the JFM 5K moves a little bit earlier in the morning for 2026 with an 8:30 AM start time on Saturday, August 15. Run your race through downtown Jamestown, and then reward yourself with a treat at the Farmers Market […]

he St. Luke’s parish picnic is a cherished, time-honored tradition. You may have read in the May edition of the Voice, due to a number of factors – coordinating Camp Onyahsa’s increasingly busy camp schedule and the pastoral concerns of moving worship for a Sunday (i.e., parishioners and visitors coming to the church on a […]

Book: Guatemalan Rhapsody Author: Jared Lemus Genre: Short Stories Winner of the PEN/Robert W. Bingham Prize A vibrant debut story collection—poignant, unflinching, and immersive—masterfully moving between sharp wit and profound tenderness, Guatemalan Rhapsody offers a kaleidoscopic portrait of an ever-changing country, the people who claim it as home, and those who no longer do Ranging […]

Monday Night Cafe is the free monthly community dinner offered by the Jamestown Farmers Market and St. Luke's Church to celebrate the gift of belonging. MNC is an opportunity to relish all things local in our community--from new friends and neighbors met around the dinner table to the fresh local food featured from our local […]

Come for communion with Nature, deep contemplation and listening and then stay for the bread and wine.

Book: The Lion Women of TehranAuthor: Marjan KamaliGenre: Historical/literary fiction Description (from Good Neighbor Bookstore webpage): NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER From nationally bestselling author Marjan Kamali, this perfect book club read is “evocative...and a powerful portrait of friendship, feminism, and political activism” (People) set against three transformative decades in Tehran, Iran. In 1950s Tehran, seven-year-old […]

In St. Luke’s chapel at 5 pm on October 14th (the eve of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day), the church is offering a Service of Remembrance for all those who have experienced the many kinds of grief and loss that may be associated with pregnancy. The experience of this kind of loss is deeply […]

On the occasion of 50 years since seminal Rector, George O'Pray retired, we are ponder the question: what does nearly 200 years of life together look like? On Saturday, October 17, join us for a special St. Luke’s Legacy Event celebrating the people, stories, ministries, and moments that have shaped our parish since 1834. Explore […]

St. Luke’s will host a special theatrical performance of Letter from a Birmingham Jail: What if Martin Were Still Alive on Thursday, October 22, at 7 p.m. The performance is free and open to the public, with doors opening at 6:30 p.m. for light refreshments. Presented by the Buffalo-based Typography of Women, the production reimagines […]