Please join us for a Zoom Coffee Hour (room code 195-929-940) after the 10:30 a.m. liturgy. All are welcome! To best protect our community from the spread of COVID-19, all church events have moved online. Please visit our online church hub at stlukesrenton.org/livestream for livestream liturgies, Zoom classes, prayer requests, bulletins, and other news.
A liturgy for the summer solstice with sunshine, music, poetry, and movement. Beverages (non-alcoholic, beer, and wine) will be available. All are welcome. More information about St. Luke's seasonal liturgies is available at The Episcopal Cafe, The Diocese of Olympia, and our website.
The coffee hour held after the 10:30 service will transition to St. Tim’s Chapel and courtyard to take advantage of the beautiful weather. Want to host a coffee hour? Sign up here!
An evening of live music, a social hour, and a candlelight dinner. Jack Barben, Mel Butler, and others will perform summer classical and jazz music. The social hour will be held in the courtyard, complete with beverages, a cash bar, and live music. The evening will continue inside the church with more music and a candlelight dinner prepared by chef William Flora.
We have two important work parties scheduled for St. Luke's English Fête: Thursday August 30, 5:30–8:30 p.m. Thursday September 6, 5:30–8:30 p.m. These are FUN! Food, fellowship, and often a drop or two of wine flow at our Fête work parties. Come one, come all to make quick work of sign painting, silent auction organization, […]
Bring the whole family to St. Luke’s annual English Fête for an afternoon of food, games, and music. The fête will feature sweet and savory English faire, carnival games, Morris dancing, Celtic music, beer and cider, and raffles. Games include a crockery smash, “Splat the Rat,” wet sponge throwing, a fishing game, and “Coconut Shy.” […]
Founded by Jack Barben in 2016, the Creative Kids Music Project (3rd grade to high school) is a progressive/interactive program designed to help young people experience music, especially understanding rhythm, “groove,” all styles of repertoire, and musical instruments. For more info or to register, contact Mel Butler at melbutler45@gmail.com.
Vegetables, flowers, and other goods are available most summer Sundays at the produce stand. Vegetables and flowers will come from St. Luke’s garden as well as parishioner’s gardens. If you have fresh, organic vegetables to share, add them to the market and the proceeds from their sale will benefit St. Luke Church’s ministry. Contact: Linda […]
Our friend and long-time parishioner, Betty Lundstrom, has moved on from this life—just shy of her 104th birthday. Betty was in church most every Sunday for the past 70 years, most recently at the end of July. She was blessed with a long life of physical health and sharp mind; she blessed us with a […]
A seasonal liturgy for the autumnal equinox. Return to your soul. St. Luke Church’s seasonal liturgies are celebrated on the solstices and equinoxes through the year. Through music and poetry, ritual and movement, we acknowledge the beauty of the natural world and the interweave of the seasons with our own spiritual lives. Read more about […]
Connect with spirit and rhythm through your body and through sound. No experience needed! Contact: Susan Bonilla-Centeno
Bring your pets to church! On October 7, we will celebrate St. Francis Day Pet Blessing at 12 p.m. in Jones Park (across the street from the church). All animals who would like to receive a blessing are encouraged to attend the noon service.
