Children's Programs:  Children have a special place at St. Luke's. Gifted Sunday school teachers, all of them members of our congregation, take great care in teaching the childresn about our faith.  There are a variety of activities for young and older children, including community outreach programs and the beloved Christmas Pageant.

Acolytes:  Serve on a rotating schedule during the 10:00 a.m. service every Sunday.  Acolytes must be in 4^th grade through adulthood.  Training and cool robes are provided. Contact the Scott Cairnes if interested in volunteering.

Adult Choir: There are so many opportunities for you to share your love of God through music during our worship services.  Our Director of Music, Kyung Hi D'Imperio, is eager to hear from you! 

Altar Guild: Volunteers prepare the alter for the Sunday Eucharist and special services, arrange the alter flowers and care for alter linens, candles, and vestments. Helping times are flexible.

Usher: Our church usher introduces visitors to the church and assist the Pastor in making the service a success by putting the congregation in the right frame of mind to receive the message. Usher's meet people with a pleasant smile, a warm welcome, and directs them to comfortable seat.  They  also see to it that perfect order is kept in and around the church at all times during the services. Contact June Locke, Claudia Moyne, or Gene Neely if interested in volunteering. 

Lay Eucharistic Minister: Lay person is licensed by the bishop to administer the consecrated elements of the Eucharist. Lay eucharistic ministers may also be licensed to administer the consecrated bread and wine at any celebration of the eucharist in the absence of a sufficient number of priests and deacons to assist the celebrant. 

Lay Pastoral Care Committee: This ministry offers a time of communion, prayer, and fellowship to our homebound, nursing home residents or hospitalized parishioners who cannot attend church.  Lay ministers may also bring communion to those in need.

Worship Committee: The Worship Committee works with our pastor in preparing the elements for communion, decorate the church for special services and seasons, invite guest speakers and ask members to assist with worship. In addition, we discuss and evaluate our worship together as a congregation, and to make proposal to the Rector about our worship needs.