Weekly Sunday Services at 10am with Holy Eucharist
Church School is held September – early June and takes place the first half of the service.
In 2025, the last day of Church School is June 15, we’ll break for Summer, and start again September 7.
July 2025 Special Events
Sunday, July 20 10:00am in the St. Luke’s Sanctuary
Christmas in July
Join us for Christmas liturgy, carols, and pictures in front of the tree as we celebrate the continual renewal of our faith in Jesus Christ. We’ll sing Christmas carols, read the Christmas readings, and even put up a Christmas tree It has been suggested that people bring their Christmas sweaters and gather around the tree for photos to use in your Christmas card this year. There will be a coffee hour, with Christmas treats, to add to the festivities.
To honor the Christmas spirit of generosity and giving, we ask that you consider bringing a gift.
This year, we will be collecting new items as gifts for Alpha House, a local shelter serving homeless families. They will be opening a new shelter space on the Trinity campus to serve 30 more families!
Sunday, July 6 11:00am in the Lounge (after the 10am service; light refreshments)
Poetry in Times Like These
Inspired by Adrienne Rich’s poem What Kind of Times Are These, we’re inviting you to bring poems that speak to our times—words that give hope, stir the spirit, or call us to action. The poems might be spiritual, political, funny, deeply personal—a psalm, a song (singing encouraged!), or anything else that moves you. Bring a poem, or just show up to read and discuss poems selected by others.
June 2025 Special Events
Sunday, June 29 6:30-8:00pm
Making Ourselves Heard
An improv-based space for honest conversation, deep listening, and community connection. All are welcome!
Location: St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Thursday, June 19 6:30-9:00pm
Pray Away: A Conversation on Queer Healing and Hope
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church invites you to a screening and conversation on Pray Away, a Netflix documentary about the “ex-gay” movement, its survivors, and how faith communities can offer healing and hope today.
Location: 22 North Gallery | 22 N. Huron St. | Ypsilanti
Thursday, June 12 6:30-8:00pm
Queer Theology on Tap
Join us for a conversation on queer theology: how LGBTQ+ experience can deepen Christian faith. All are welcome! Grab a drink, bring your questions, and explore how love, justice, and faith connect.
Facilitated by a gay priest.
Location: 734 Brewing Company | 15 E. Cross St. | Ypsilanti
Sunday, June 8 5:30pm service, followed by a potluck
Pride Mass
Location: St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Sunday, June 1 6:30-8:00pm
Sharing Our Voices: You Are Not Alone
These are scary times. Come talk, play, express yourself, and find community.
St. Luke’s Weekly Worship
Weekly Sunday Services at 10am with Holy Eucharist
Church School is held September – early June and takes place the first half of the service.
In 2025, the last day of Church School is June 15, we’ll break for Summer, and start again September 7.
July 2025 Special Events
Sunday, July 20
10:00am in the St. Luke’s Sanctuary
Christmas in July
Join us for Christmas liturgy, carols, and pictures in front of the tree as we celebrate the continual renewal of our faith in Jesus Christ. We’ll sing Christmas carols, read the Christmas readings, and even put up a Christmas tree It has been suggested that people bring their Christmas sweaters and gather around the tree for photos to use in your Christmas card this year. There will be a coffee hour, with Christmas treats, to add to the festivities.
To honor the Christmas spirit of generosity and giving, we ask that you consider bringing a gift.
This year, we will be collecting new items as gifts for Alpha House, a local shelter serving homeless families. They will be opening a new shelter space on the Trinity campus to serve 30 more families!
Sunday, July 6
11:00am in the Lounge (after the 10am service; light refreshments)
Poetry in Times Like These
Inspired by Adrienne Rich’s poem What Kind of Times Are These, we’re inviting you to bring poems that speak to our times—words that give hope, stir the spirit, or call us to action. The poems might be spiritual, political, funny, deeply personal—a psalm, a song (singing encouraged!), or anything else that moves you. Bring a poem, or just show up to read and discuss poems selected by others.
June 2025 Special Events
Sunday, June 29
6:30-8:00pm
Making Ourselves Heard
An improv-based space for honest conversation, deep listening, and community connection. All are welcome!
Location: St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Thursday, June 19
6:30-9:00pm
Pray Away: A Conversation on Queer Healing and Hope
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church invites you to a screening and conversation on Pray Away, a Netflix documentary about the “ex-gay” movement, its survivors, and how faith communities can offer healing and hope today.
Location: 22 North Gallery | 22 N. Huron St. | Ypsilanti
Thursday, June 12
6:30-8:00pm
Queer Theology on Tap
Join us for a conversation on queer theology: how LGBTQ+ experience can deepen Christian faith. All are welcome! Grab a drink, bring your questions, and explore how love, justice, and faith connect.
Facilitated by a gay priest.
Location: 734 Brewing Company | 15 E. Cross St. | Ypsilanti
Sunday, June 8
5:30pm service, followed by a potluck
Pride Mass
Location: St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Sunday, June 1
6:30-8:00pm
Sharing Our Voices: You Are Not Alone
These are scary times. Come talk, play, express yourself, and find community.
Location: St. Luke’s Episcopal Church