St. Luke's Lutheran Church

About this church

St. Luke's Lutheran Church currently publishes worship at 5 p.m. Saturday and 9:30 a.m. Sunday at 300 Carroll Street in Waukesha. The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America congregation describes its work through three verbs: connect, grow, and serve. Worship, Communion, music, preaching, and prayer lead into Christian education and neighborhood service rather than standing alone. Some older pages refer to a former three-service pattern, so visitors should rely on the current homepage and bulletin for the weekend they plan to attend.

Families can connect through Sunday School for kindergarten through fifth grade, intergenerational events, and a licensed Child Life program. Child Life serves children from six weeks through age thirteen and includes preschool care plus a community 4K partnership. Outreach extends well beyond the building: members support a women's shelter, Hope Center, Hadfield Elementary School, and international partners. A Tanzania feeding project provides meals for hundreds of students across the school year. Saturday evening offers a compact alternative for people who cannot attend Sunday, while the 9:30 service provides the main weekend gathering. Parents seeking Sunday School or weekday child care should confirm registration requirements separately, since those programs operate on calendars distinct from worship.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 26, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, Waukesha location, current Saturday and Sunday worship, onlin · Official mission and values page, ELCA identity, connect-grow-serve framework, w · Official Child Life page, licensed care, ages six weeks through thirteen, presch · Official family-life page, Sunday School, children, youth, intergenerational min

Service times

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Elementary Sunday School — Published on Family Ministry Calendar

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