June 14, 2026 Proper 6 Sermon | The Rev. Brian Gregory
Have you ever laughed at an inopportune time? I sure have. One time that sticks out to me is when my family and I left Guatemala after living there for … Read More
June 21, 2026 Proper 7 Sermon | The Rev. Canon Britt Olson
In 2001 I went on pilgrimage to the Holy Land where we visited all the important sites: the Sea of Galilee, the Jordan River, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher … Read More
May 24, 2026 Pentecost Sermon | The Rev. Brian Gregory
Last year, when my daughter was in fourth grade, my daughter, wife, and I met with herteacher for her beginning of the year conference. Her teacher asked my wife and … Read More
May 24, 2026 Chapel Deconsecration Sermon | The Rev. Britt Olson
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If you or your family first came to St. Luke’s after 2020, please raise your hand. 2010-2020, 2000-2010; 1990’s, 1980’s, 1970’s, 1960’s, 1950’s, 1940’s, 1930’s earlier? When I arrived at … Read More
St. Luke’s Chapel Deconsecration
Pentecost Sunday was a meaningful day at St. Luke’s as our beloved chapel was deconsecrated in preparation for the construction of new housing and St. Luke’s church space on our … Read More
Seeing Beyond the Surface: Unlocking True Understanding
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Have you ever looked at something, and someone else saw something completely different? It’s like looking at a picture and arguing about the colors, even when you’re both looking at … Read More
The Reverend Peter Rodgers on 1 Peter 2:1-10
1 Peter 2:1-10 The epistle readings on these Sundays of the Easter season have been from the First Letter of St. Peter. I did my graduate degree on 1 Peter, … Read More
A Century of Faith, A Future of Hope
Over one hundred years ago, the devoted members of St. Luke’s dedicated a modest church in the heart of the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle. Through baptism and burial, revival and rupture, the Spirit of God has moved faithfully in this place — and the people of St. Luke’s have responded in love and service, generation after generation.… Read More
Cathedral Day — Saturday, April 25
Cathedral Day is the diocesan “family reunion” — a time for Episcopalians from across western Washington to connect across congregations and celebrate one another at Saint Mark’s Cathedral in Seattle. … Read More
What Is Love? Bookgroup 2.0 coming soon!
The second greatest commandment of the Christian faith is to love our neighbors. But what, exactly, is love? What are its characteristics, what does it look like in action, and … Read More