St. Luke's Episcopal Church

About this church

St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Lindale worships Sundays at 10 a.m., with choir practice beginning at 9:15. The parish belongs to the Episcopal Diocese of Texas and the worldwide Anglican Communion and welcomes anyone who wishes to attend. Children's Sunday School also begins at 10, using Godly Play to invite children into biblical stories through a creative, circle-based approach. Parents may tour the classroom and receive an explanation after any Sunday service. The congregation's liturgy includes Scripture, prayers, Eucharist, processions, music, and service by trained lay ministers.

Women gather for Bible study Tuesdays at 10 a.m. except June through August, while Episcopal Church Women meet after worship on the first Sunday of each month. St. Luke's began in 1991 when area Episcopalians met in homes and a priest from Tyler celebrated Communion. The group later rented a former funeral-home building, started a Mother's Day Out program, and opened an Episcopal school in 1999 to provide a safe Christian setting for young children. Ministry roles include altar preparation, reading, acolyte service, Communion assistance, and taking consecrated bread and wine to homebound members. Nursery care, accessibility, parking, livestreaming, and Sunday School age boundaries are not published.

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