410 N Main St. Jamestown, NY 14701
716-483-6405
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Services: Saturday - 5 pm and Sunday - 8am & 10am 
Celebrate and experience God's incarnate love at St. Luke's Episcopal Church this Christmas. We'll start Lessons and Carols at 10:45pm, following with the Christmas Eve for the Traditional Candle-Lit Eucharist at 11:00pm. Joining us will be the Chadakoin Chamber Ensemble.
Come and celebrate the Christmas season by joining the St. Luke's Episcopal Church and other special guests for a Messiah sing along. The program will include Part 1, I Know That My Redeemer Liveth, the Trumpet Shall Sound, and conclude with the Hallelujah Chorus. Sheet music will be provided. The sing-a-long will be Conducted by […]
Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper & Prayer Stations Before the austerity of Lent, we celebrate with a pre-Lenten feast of pancakes and sausage on Shrove (from the Old English—to shrive: to confess) Tuesday, February 13th from 5pm to 7pm in the Undercroft. The dinner costs $7 and all of the proceeds will support the Youth Pilgrimage […]
The year 2024 marks the 50th anniversary of the ordination of women in the Episcopal Church. At the beginning of Women’s History Month (March), St. Luke's Church in partnership with the Robert H. Jackson Center is screening a new documentary, "The Philadelphia Eleven," about the timely and daring 1974 ordination of the first eleven women […]
Through video, Scripture, and discussion, we explore the situation (past and present) in the Holy Land – with a specific focus on the Episcopal Church’s ministry in the Diocese of Jerusalem. Having spent several years living in Palestine, Jessica Frederick will lead this session. Prior to this discussion, we will gather in the church with […]
On March 15 and 16 at 7 p.m., St. Luke's theatre group, the Winged Ox Players, will present the one-woman play, “My Name is Rachel Corrie” at the Robert H. Jackson Center. Corrie was an American diarist, activist, and human rights advocate who traveled to, and died in, Gaza in 2003. March 15 marks the […]
On March 15 and 16 at 7 p.m., St. Luke's theatre group, the Winged Ox Players, will present the one-woman play, “My Name is Rachel Corrie” at the Robert H. Jackson Center. Corrie was an American diarist, activist, and human rights advocate who traveled to, and died in, Gaza in 2003. March 15 marks the […]
A brief ecumenical service of prayer, scripture reading and communion with a conversational sermon on the slopes of Holiday Valley. We meet in the Warming Hut on top of Cindy's lift. All are welcome.
Through video, Scripture, and discussion, we explore the situation (past and present) in the Holy Land – with a specific focus on the Episcopal Church’s ministry in the Diocese of Jerusalem. Having spent several years living in Palestine, Jessica Frederick will lead this session. Prior to this discussion, we will gather in the church with […]
Join us in the Undercroft at St. Luke’s as we start up Monday Night Cafe for the 2024 season! This meal is free to everyone in the community and the food is sourced as much as possible from right here in New York and Chautauqua County. We will be highlighting locally grown and baked bread […]
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 […]
Tenebrae is a service of about the play of shadows and light that prepares us for the mystery of Triduum. With Scripture reading, singing and candle extinguishing we sink into the passion of Christ’s last days.
On Maundy Thursday, we remember the new commandment that Jesus gives us by loving through humble service—even the washing of feet. We conclude the service by stripping the altar to prepare for Good Friday. Join us in vulnerability of love. Services are in the chapel at 12:05pm and in the church at 7:00pm with choir.
On Maundy Thursday, we remember the new commandment that Jesus gives us by loving through humble service—even the washing of feet. We conclude the service by stripping the altar to prepare for Good Friday. Join us in vulnerability of love. Services are in the chapel at 12:05pm and in the church at 7:00pm with choir.
On Good Friday, we’ll remember the way that God’s willingness to suffer with us creates for all of humanity an abiding sense of goodness…which is why the call the day “good” even though it contains so much sadness and “badness.” The service includes special music, the veneration of the cross and mass of the presanctified.
On Good Friday, we’ll remember the way that God’s willingness to suffer with us creates for all of humanity an abiding sense of goodness…which is why the call the day “good” even though it contains so much sadness and “badness.” The service includes special music, the veneration of the cross and mass of the presanctified.
The mysterious service begins in darkness on Holy Saturday and sunrise on Easter, and consists of four parts: The Service of Light (kindling of new fire, lighting the Paschal candle, the Exsultet); The Service of Lessons (readings from the Hebrew Scriptures interspersed with psalms, canticles, and prayers); Christian Initiation (Holy Baptism) or the Renewal of […]
Join us at 9:30 am on Easter Sunday in the Chapel as children, youth, and families of St. Luke’s are invited to participate in the St. Luke’s Easter Egg Hunt.
Join on Easter Sunday at 8am and 10am as we celebrate the power of the resurrection. The church will be adorned in its Easter best with flowers and special music.
St. Luke’s Ministry for Children, Youth, and Families will offers Rhythms of Grace – a church experience for busy families and those who may not feel comfortable in a traditional worship setting - on Saturday, April 13th at 10am in the Undercroft. This program especially supports children on the Autism Spectrum, but the interactive service […]
