Eucharist means Thanksgiving! What better way to celebrate Thanksgiving than by giving thanks to God? Join us for meditative and joyful music and holiday themed homily. Sorry...communion will NOT be holiday-themed...no turkey flavored wafers.

From farmers markets to dog biscuits, St. Luke’s is all about food… And this December we’re extending our care to feathered friends! On Sunday, December 12th at 9 am (All) Saints Formation returns! This intergenerational event takes place during the Sunday school hour, bringing together young and old alike, to foster childlike joy and wonder. […]

On Saturday, December 18th at 4 pm, join us for St. Luke’s newest EVENTure! This month, we’ll enjoy holiday fun decorating sugar cookies – and use these sweet treats to tell the story of the first Christmas. We’ll have cocoa, sugar cookies, icing, sprinkles… and everything needed to decorate creative confections! RSVP to Jessica Frederick […]

Join us for a special Blue Christmas service, a time when we can, with others, acknowledge the "blue" feelings we have at Christmas time, the reasons for them, and offer them to God. As we near the longest night of the year (the Winter Solstice), it is right to gather on what has been called […]

Ever wondered what the first Christmas might have been like, with all the animals lo-ing around Jesus, Mary, Joseph, and all the rest? This Sunday, December 20, St. Luke’s is offering a “Christmas in a Barn” service – an opportunity to experience the sounds, sights, and smells of the Christmas story in a whole new […]

Please join us as we celebrate the true reason for the season and experience God's incarnated love at St. Luke's Episcopal Church this Christmas. Join us for the family Service with Children's pageant at 4:00pm.

Please join us as we celebrate the true reason for the season and experience God's incarnated love at St. Luke's Episcopal Church this Christmas. Christmas Eve for the Traditional Candle-Lit Eucharist at 11:00pm with special music.

A brief ecumenical service of prayer and scripture reading with a conversational sermon on the slopes of Holiday Valley. We meet weekly outside (and socially distanced & masks are required) at the fire ring at the top of the Maple Leaf run (accessible via Cindy's lift).

Fictional Friends, the St. Luke’s reading group, is reading Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell this month. Hamnet is a historical fiction novel published in 2020 by the Irish-British author Maggie O’Farrell. It fictionalizes the life of William Shakespeare’s family at the time of his son Hamnet’s death in 1596 and the writing of the play Hamlet […]

If you are looking for resources to support a youth in your life exploring their sexual orientation or gender identity... If you are wondering what “LGBTQIA+” means... OR if you are curious and want to learn more about any of the above, join us on Tuesday, January 25th at 7 pm, as St. Luke’s hosts […]

The St Luke's Annual Parish meeting, a requirement of NYS Law, is scheduled for the last Sunday in January. It is a time when we reflect on the past year, pass the 2022 budget and cast vision for another year of mission. In order to encourage the most participation, we hold our meeting in two […]

St. Luke’s and our partners at Grace Church in Randolph are teaming up for a pizza bowling party! Join us Saturday, February 12th at 1:00 PM at Jamestown Bowling Co. at 850 Foote Ave. Jamestown NY. The cost is free to all. Donations accepted but not expected) Please RSVP to Jessica Frederick (Jessica.frederick@st.lukesjamestown. org} or […]

oin us for our Shrove Tuesday Pancake dinner, run jointly by our Men's Group and Youth Group; it includes pancakes, juice and sausage. We have Mardi Gras beads and costumes to make the dinning festive. Admission is $5 and it supports our Youth Group mission and pilgrimage trips. At 6:30 pm, we'll burn all of […]

On Shrove Tuesday (March 1) at 7 pm, Ron McEntire will perform the first of several concerts in 2022, which will cover all the organ works of composer César Franck (1822-1890). Franck is known for: his Symphony in D Minor, his violin sonata, his famous vocal piece, “Panis Angelicus,” and his 12 organ works. He […]

Join us on Ash Wednesday for the traditional imposition of ashes, homily and communion service.

A brief ecumenical service of prayer and scripture reading with a conversational sermon on the slopes of Holiday Valley. We meet weekly outside (and socially distanced & masks are required) at the fire ring at the top of the Maple Leaf run (accessible via Cindy's lift)

Marcel Dupre (1886-1971) was organist at St. Sulpice in Paris, which housed the largest of the symphonic organs built by Aristide Cavaille-Coll. He was also a frequent performer and organist composer in the United States as well as France. He especially, loved the “Wanamaker” Organ in Philadelphia and often improvised on it. In 1931 he […]

Join us for a cello recital featuring Mandy Andrews along with Bryan Eckenrode, (cellist), Katie Ferrie, (viola), and Deena Winters, (Piano). Works including Bach, Vivaldi, Gluck, Glière, and a surprise finish. Admission is free! However, we will gladly accept donations. 100% of the donations will go to our gracious and kind hosts at St. Luke's […]

Clergy from both the Diocese of Western New York and Northwest Pennsylvania will join Bishop Sean Rowe at the annual Chrism liturgy to renew their vows (and lay folks in attendance their baptismal vows). The bishop will also consecrate holy oil to be used in baptism and anointing the sick. The service is open to […]

On April 21st at 7pm in the Undercroft, Sally Naetzker Baer and her son, Willson, will offer a presentation about their experience in the Poland and the Ukraine. The people of St. Luke’s have raised $5,000 to support the effort. Sally has an online auction running to further fundraise for the cause. Come to find […]