Holy Week at St. Luke’s
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Rose Dorbin Memorial Service
Saturday, April 2 at 3:00 pm Our dear Rose died on March 12 after a long illness. Her Memorial Service will be held on site at St. Luke’s and can … Read More
Sara Says Farewell…
Our Edible Hope Program Director, Sara Bates, has given notice that she and her daughter, Willa will be moving to East Wenatchee, WA for a new job and to be … Read More
Burying our Alleluia!
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Thanks to a Congregational Development Grant, we are working to offer events once a month that foster intergenerational community in safe and fun ways. We had so much fun celebrating … Read More
Ash Wednesday
We will begin Lent on Wednesday, March 2 at the 12:00 and 7:00pm services with the imposition of ashes and Holy Communion. Both services will be livestreamed on Facebook but … Read More
Spiritual Pilgrimage in Lent/Easter
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An introductory meeting for the Spiritual Pilgrimage will take place on Zoom on Monday, March 7 from 6:30-8:00 pm. Click HERE to join. This is a wonderful opportunity to explore … Read More
Bite-Sized Blessings: A Celebration!
On Sunday, February 13, you are invited to an outdoor event for all ages in the courtyard of St. Luke’s! We will celebrate the Bite-Sized Blessings in our lives by … Read More
JOHN LEWIS: GOOD TROUBLE
Meaningful Movies Project offered by the Episcopal Church in Western Washington, the Black/African-American Ethnic Ministries Circle of Color, and PNW Union of Black Episcopalians are proud to present JOHN LEWIS: GOOD TROUBLE, directed by … Read More
St. Luke’s Annual Meeting (Hybrid) – January 23 at 11:30am
The congregation will meet both in person and by Zoom on Sunday, January 23 to review the 2022 budget, elect members of the Bishop’s Committee and Diocesan Convention representatives and … Read More
Sabbatical Forum Presentation: Canon Britt’s Civil Rights Tour – January 9 & 16 at 11:30 am
Join in person or via Zoom to learn about how our country is reckoning with its racial history through the sites and people of the Civil Rights movement. Over six … Read More