St. Luke's Episcopal Church

614 Main St. Racine, Wisconsin 53403

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Postal Address:

St. Luke's Episcopal Church

614 Main Street  (Corner of 7th & Main)

Racine, WI 53403


Telephone: (262) 634-5529


Office E-mail: stlukesracine@gmail.com


Office Hours: 

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9am-3pm

Worship Times

Sundays 10am

Hospitality Center Hours

Mondays       7:30 a.m-1 p.m
Tuesdays      7:30 a.m-1 p.m
Wednesdays CLOSED
Thursdays     7:30 a.m-1 p.m
Fridays          7:30 a.m-1 p.m
Saturdays     CLOSED
Sundays       CLOSED


ALL ARE WELCOME!

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Welcome to St. Luke's Episcopal Church!
We are so glad you are visiting us today....


D. Vojtka

What is St. Luke's Doing?

We are...

  • December 2 - First Sunday of Advent
  • December 9 - Giving Tree gifts for Salvation Army due
  • December 16 - 3rd Annual Bake Sale to benefit Haiti Project, baked goods      welcome! Haiti art, coffee, and chocolate will also be for sale in Simpson Hall following worship
  • December 22 - Sack Lunches prep at First Methodist Church
  • December 24 - Christmas Eve service is at 4 p.m.
  • December 25 - Morning Prayer at 10 a.m.

 



                                                                                                                                                


  All Events are Free and Open to the Public


Baptisms and Weddings can be arranged for through the Parish Office  

  

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On this day the Lord has acted: Let us rejoice and be glad in it. Psalm 118:24

Our Church...

The faith community of St. Luke?s has been graced to serve the Racine community for 175 years.  Our historic buildings are a beacon to those seeking to find God. We are a diverse congregation seeking serve God in the Episcopal Church's expression of the Jesus Movement.

Our Mission is to...

 ...invite people to become closer to God, and to live in service.

Our Vision is for...

...for all people to be guided by God to live in service, receiving acceptance, love and strength from God and each other.