When: After the 10:00 am and 1 pm services
Volunteers provide simple treats to accompany the hot coffee and perfectly brewed tea. It’s a great way to connect with fellow church members and unwind after the service.
How to Volunteer: Sign up on the clipboard next to the kitchen to bring treats
What’s Provided: Coffee, tea, and light refreshments
When: Fourth Friday at 5:30 pm
Participants sign up to bring a dish for this adult-only event. There’s a sign up sheet for hosts in the Parish Hall.
When: There are two book clubs, one on Tuesday and one on Wednesday, both at 10 am.
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Copies of the current book are available in the library. Deacon Lynette can be contacted for additional details.
When: Third Wednesday at 9 am
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This group meets at Paul’s Restaurant for breakfast and long tall tales.
Spiritual
When: Wednesdays, 10-11 am
Our Bible studies provide a welcoming space for individuals to explore the Scriptures together. Participants engage in thoughtful discussions, share insights, and deepen their faith through group study and reflection.
What to Expect: In-depth exploration of biblical texts, guided discussions, and prayer
Who Can Join: Open to all adults, regardless of prior experience
This can be attended in person at the Chapel of the Holy Spirit or over zoom. Contact the office for the zoom link.
When: Third Tuesday from 1-3 pm
Held in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit, this meeting includes a light lunch and a discussion.
When: Fourth Tuesday 12-2 pm
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Held in the Chapel of the Holy spirit, this group is for those who have suffered loss and find comfort with others who’ve experienced it.
When: Second Sunday at 7 pm.
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This ministry provides a safe space for people to share and discuss issues important to them and explore their relationship with the Divine. This group is supported by the Episcopal Churches of Clark County.
Special Series
When: Periodically
In addition to Bible studies, we periodically offer various discussion groups, such as our Lenten series and Movie Nights, that cover a range of topics related to faith, spirituality, and current events. These gatherings foster a sense of community and encourage open dialogue among participants.
Topics: Theology, ethics, social issues, and more
When: Please see the event calendar for upcoming discussions.
How to Get Involved: Check our church calendar for upcoming sessions
Check back here for news on upcoming programs.
Volunteer Ministries
Pastoral Care
When: First Wednesday, 1:30-3 pm
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Provides spiritual presence and prayer and practical assistance to parishioners in need. These include those who are elderly, physically challenged, emotionally distressed, isolated, or experiencing hardship.
Flower and Altar Guild
When: weekly
The Flower and Altar Guild plays a vital role in maintaining the beauty of the church’s altar and its surroundings. This group is responsible for preparing the altar for services and arranging flowers. Donations to the Altar Guild are often made in honor of special dates or loved ones, and these contributions are recognized during services.
Responsibilities Include: Preparing the altar, arranging flowers
How to Donate: Make a donation in honor of a significant date or loved one, and it will be acknowledged during the service
How to Join: Contact the church office or the Altar Guild coordinator
The guild is responsible for preparing the altar and flowers prior to services. Volunteers provide flowers and bread for communion.
Thursday Crew
When: Thursdays at 8 am
The Thursday Crew is a friendly group of volunteers who meet weekly to perform light maintenance tasks around the church. If you enjoy painting, gardening, cleaning, or have other handy skills, you’ll love hanging out with this dedicated team. Not only do you get to help keep our church beautiful, but the Thursday Crew is also known for good conversation and camaraderie.
Who Can Join: Anyone with a knack for maintenance or a willingness to lend a helping hand
Activities Include: Painting, gardening, cleaning, and other maintenance tasks
This is the work crew for the church. We provide building maintenance and do everything from cleaning and organizing to construction, plumbing, electrical and painting.
Ushers & Greeters
When: During all three Sunday services
Our Ushers and Greeters play an essential role in creating a welcoming environment at St. Luke’s San Lucas during our three Sunday services. These volunteers greet attendees, provide assistance, and help with seating, making everyone feel at home in our church community. Ushers and greeters are the first faces people see, and they help ensure that services run smoothly.
Volunteer Roles: Greeting attendees, assisting with seating, distributing service bulletins
How to Volunteer: Sign up at the church or contact our office for more information
Ushers and greeters bring to life our serious commitment in making everyone feel welcome in God’s house.
Lay Eucharistic Ministers
When: Each Eucharistic service
Chalice bearers read the second lesson and the Prayers of the People. They also administer the cup of salvation during Communion. This role requires training and a separate license.
Lectors
When: Each Eucharistic service
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Lectors read the first lesson and sometimes lead the psalm. Those interested can learn more information by speaking with the Senior Warden.
Videographers
When: Services and special events
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The audio/visual team provides support for those in the church and livestreams and records sessions for those unable to attend in person. Training is provided and experience is not necessary.
Communion Bread Bakers
When: Each Eucharistic service
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Sign up to bake bread for communion! A simple recipe is provided and one batch provides enough bread for all three services.
Vestry
When: Second Thursday
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As the governing body, the Vestry has the fiduciary responsibility of the church. All meeting are open to the congregation. The vestry consists of nine members and a clerk. The clergy are also part of the vestry.
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