Welcome to long-time Lutherans, Christians from every tradition, and people new to the faith. Welcome to those who are rich or poor, satisfied or hungry, joyful or sad. Welcome to believers and questioners, and to questioning believers. Whether you are feeling like a saint or a sinner, this is a place where you are welcome to experience God’s love. This is a place where lives are made new. At St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, we welcome everyone because God welcomes everyone, regardless of your ability, age, ethnicity, gender identity, life circumstances, marital status, race, or sexual orientation. Your diversity and uniqueness are welcome. We turn away everyone that Jesus turns away, and Jesus turns away no one!

Our Mission at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church is to Welcome All, Love All, and Serve All, as Jesus does. Our church is a friendly, grace-filled congregation, where all generations are connected together in Christ as we grow in faith, love, and service. We are an inclusive community that sets out to help the helpless and lay down our lives for one another, since Jesus Christ laid down His own life for us.

Things may feel rough this holiday season—everyone around you seems to be celebrating while you are trying to survive. It’s increasingly hard to see that God loves you and cares when sadness and despair seem to surround you. We are here to welcome you with a group of caring people and a short 2-hour event that gives practical holiday survival tips. Wondering how you will survive the weeks surrounding Thanksgiving and Christmas? Join us Tuesday, November 17th, at 6PM in the FLC Library. Sign up here.

St. Luke's is dedicated to serving others as Christ has first served us. We go forth into the world to serve others in various ways, whether it's in filling our Little Food Pantry on Central Avenue, cooking a Free Meal for the Community once a month, or hosting a Human Needs Network every week to help families in need. We believe that when we help another in need, we are helping Christ himself.