Worship Services
Our worship is grounded in the Book of Common Prayer, the liturgical heritage we share with Anglicans around the world—all churches descended from the Church of England.
We are rooted in this tradition, yet we celebrate the richness and diversity of the wider Communion by incorporating newer prayers and liturgies from the Episcopal Church and other member churches. Our music and hymnody reflect the best of the Anglican choral tradition.
Most Sundays we offer a Choral Eucharist at 10am. Roughly once a quarter, this is replaced by Choral Morning Prayer (or Mattins). During our musical season, from September to June, we also offer Evensong at 4pm on about four Sundays. Check our calendar to confirm dates for Morning Prayer and Evensong.
Our Sunday worship is live-streamed—click here to watch. Visit our YouTube Channel for past services and excerpts of sermons and music.
Preaching at St. Luke's
Music at St. Luke's
Choral music is a defining ministry and gift at St. Luke’s. The choir sings each week at our 10 a.m. service, as well as for special services such as Lessons & Carols, memorial services, and holy days. Learn more about our musical offerings on our Music Page.
Stained Glass Windows
St. Luke’s has magnificent examples of stained glass. The altar window, titled “The Angel of the Resurrection,” was installed in 1911. The stained glass windows on the north and south walls of the nave depict the Virgin Mary, various Saints, and Biblical scenes. Six windows commissioned in 1919 commemorate St. Luke’s involvement with the American relief effort for the French wounded in World War I.