WORSHIP
SCHEDULE
Holy Eucharist at 10:30 am in person and live streaming through Facebook.
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OFFICE HOURS - By appointment. Email administrator@
stlukesewing.org
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WE NOW HAVE
"E-GIVING"
THROUGH VANCO.
Vanco is a respected electronic giving service working with churches in the Diocese of New Jersey. You can make a one-time gift or recurring payments. CLICK THE "SUPPORT ST. LUKE'S" button on the tool bar (above) or the "Give Plus" graphic (below).
Welcome to St. Luke's
Welcome to our community of faith. We are worshiping indoors. Please follow our recommended COVID precautions: Masks are now optional but recommended and are available on the ushers' table.
Holy Communion is offered in both kinds, but the common Cup is offered only by intinction.
If you feel sick, or if you know you have been exposed to COVID, please stay home.
We also offer live-streaming on our Facebook page "St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Ewing." And we post to our YouTube page on Sunday afternoons.
"Mass on the Grass"
Sundays in summer at 10:30
We are worshipping outdoors on the lawn, in the shade of the dogwood trees, weather permitting. Please bring a lawn chair if possible.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Mass on the Grass - worship outdoors this summer @ 10:30; indoors in bad weather
OUTREACH OPPORTUNIITES
TRINITY CATHEDRAL FOOD PANTRY: Please remember to pick up staple food items for the Cathedral food pantry: canned veggies and fruit, canned protein, PB & jelly (no glass jars please), rice, noodles, beans, etc. Leave your contributions in the basket under the usher's table.
GOOD NEWS GARDEN - Our Good News Vegetable Garden behind the parish hall is ready for spring planting. Gardeners are needed. Please see Stuart Rich or Tina Aoro if you like to tend plants and get your hands dirty!
St. Luke's Episcopal Church Ewing
St. Luke's Statement on Racism and Support for the Goals of the Black Lives Matter Movement
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church is committed to and affirms the goals of the Black Lives Matter Movement. St. Luke’s has long been distinguished by a culture of diversity and inclusion, and is committed to lifting the veil of racism, oppression, and obstacles to achieving one humanity. We believe radical change is necessary now. We commit to not just words but meaningful actions to dismantle systemic racism and create justice.