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The Chancel Choir is a community of adult singers who support and enhance worship services throughout the program year and beyond. The Chancel Choir rehearses on Wednesday evenings from 7:00-8:30pm (September through May). Please email Dr. Wyatt Smith, Music Director & Organist, to learn more!
Join members of the Chancel Choir in St. Mark's Chapel to sing the last of the Daily Offices: Compline.
Anyone can be a member and play or can be a social supporter and come for the 9.5 hole. One does not need to know how to play. The only rule of the SLGA is THERE ARE NO RULES. It is strictly for fun and an afternoon out in the open. So please come and […]
Last year, during our 2026 pledge campaign, Rev. Marlene shared some information about healthy giving patterns and challenged parishioners to move towards a healthier pattern of giving with their own personal pledges. St. Luke's rose to the challenge! Sunday, November 22, 2026, marks the conclusion of our 2027 pledge campaign and we're hoping to build […]
Interested in Bible study? Join this monthly meeting for fellowship and conversation focused on selected books of the Bible. Join us in the Bondy Room at 11:30 am after Coffee Hour on November 22 for a discussion of the book of 2 Thessalonians. All are welcome. Hosted by members of Daughters of the King.
This monthly gathering, led by Dr. Wyatt Smith, brings together musicians and music-lovers alike for a potluck meal and engages with different media on musical topics. We will watch the second half (two hours) of the Lighten Our Darkness documentary on Choral Evensong. Please email Wyatt at music@stlukestacoma.org to RSVP and indicate what you would […]
The Chorister program provides opportunity for our children to learn and grow in community and leadership with music at its center. In addition to enhancing various worship services, each child receives training in music fundamentals, vocal production, and camaraderie in music making. This opporunity is open to any children from Kindergarten through high school. Talk […]