All Worship Services and Events Suspended until April 13

In accordance with Gov. Whitmer’s executive order of March 24, St. Luke’s will continue to suspend all in-person worship services and weekly in-person gatherings until April 13, and perhaps longer as the situation warrants. Activities suspended include worship services, Faith Formation classes, church meetings, weddings, funerals, memorial services, non-emergency baptisms, and Holy Week and Easter services. Also during this time, the church office will be closed and church staff will work from home. Staff can be contacted by phone or email. Voice mail and emails are monitored on a regular basis. Please stay connected with us here & on Facebook.

St. Luke's has partnered with Safe Haven Ministries to receive its Creating a Safe Haven certification for churches. We are committed to making St. Luke's a safe place for those who are or have experienced domestic violence. More information can be found here.

St. Luke's Stephen Ministry is a one-to-one lay caring ministry. Stephen Ministry equips and empowers lay caregivers, called Stephen Ministers, to provide high-quality, confidential, Christ-centered care to people who are hurting.

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