New Church Space
The new St. Luke’s space is designed to be more than a place of worship—it’s a welcoming hub for the entire community. Thoughtfully reimagined, the space supports gatherings, programs, and partnerships that extend well beyond Sunday services, creating opportunities for connection, support, and shared experiences throughout the week.
Rooted in the idea of being “more than Sunday,” the updated space reflects St. Luke’s commitment to serving its neighbors in meaningful ways. From community meetings and outreach programs to childcare and local events, it’s a flexible, inclusive environment built to bring people together and meet the evolving needs of Ballard.
St. Luke’s new space on the corner of 22nd and 57th will be much more than a place of worship. Beloved Community means people of all classes, races, sexual identities, ages and beliefs forming relationships with each other. There will be affordable child care programs to create that place for kids and youth, and community events to offer connection for adults and families.
We will be located on the most visible corner of our property, with nearly 14,000 square feet of space all on one level. The sanctuary and gathering spaces will all be two stories in height with offices, classrooms and storage at one story. Twenty underground parking spaces, accessed by an elevator, designated for use by the church.
The land will continue to be owned by the Episcopal Diocese of Olympia and both buildings are under 100-year ground leases. There will be an income stream provided through the mixed-rate building but we surrendered half the land value on the site where the affordable housing building will be located.
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