Worship

WORSHIP

We are currently worshipping in the sanctuary, and live-streaming to YouTube for those at home.  If you would like to join us, please email either  or .

health &  safety practices

Following are the current practices we've put in place at St. Luke:

  • We will not ask for proof of vaccination to attend worship or other church functions, but we ask that people decide for themselves, based on their vaccination status, whether they feel safe and/or comfortable participating in worship in the sanctuary or other activities at church.
  • We ask that people self-assess their physical condition, and stay home if they are not feeling well.
  • We follow Marin County guidelines regarding masking.  
  • We will not require worshipers to sit 6 feet apart, but we invite people to decide for themselves how much physical distancing they need, and we all respect those choices.
  • We will continue to pass the peace, respecting others' comfort with distance.
  • We will permit singing in worship.
  • We will not take temperatures or prepare for contact tracing.
  • We will continue to worship both in the sanctuary and live-stream to YouTube.

We will re-evaluate these practices on an as-needed basis.

WORSHIP is foundational

At St. Luke we understand worship as foundational - we honor the traditions of Word and Sacrament because we value their timeless beauty, mystery, and meaning. We seek a relevant experiential understanding of the Bible through the experiences of an ancient people, who like us, are searching for a deeper relationship with God. 

We love to worship in both traditional and non-traditional ways. We are relaxed but also appreciate the formality of ritual and sacrament. 

Communion

We offer Communion the first Sunday of every month, whether together in person or on Zoom. The table is open to all people without exception. Jesus held no rules around who He ate with and neither do we. When we say "open and affirming," we understand this as in keeping with the love of Jesus Christ.

Music

Most Sundays we sing traditional hymns rooted in the experiences of countless men and women who came before us. We have a small but classical choir who grace us with their voices and dedication.