ST. LUKE'S GP

Welcome to St. Luke's GP

The Anglican Parish of Gondola Point

Our Weekly Services

Holy Communion
Sunday Mornings at 10AM

Contemplative Prayer Services

Peaceful time of prayer & worship
Inspired by Taizé services

Every Second Wednesday of the Month
6:30-7PM

November 12/25, December 10/25, January 14/26,
February 11/26, March 11/26, April 8/26,
May 13/26, June 10/26

Weekly Events

Community Coffee Drop-In
Tuesday Mornings at 10AM
In the Parish Hall
Absolutely Everyone's Welcome

Check out the St. Luke's Blog section of our website
for weekly services, bulletins, sermons, songs, and resources
to help us faithfully follow Jesus Christ wherever we may be.

In Jesus Christ, and through the Holy Spirit,
God remains truly with us.

As a Christian community we can continue
to live in faith, grow in love, and share our hope
through worship, prayer, scripture, acts of compassion, and fellowship,
wherever we may be.

Service Times - Sunday 10 AM

Our services are relaxed & warm,
so you can come just as you are.

The first Sunday of each month we use the traditional Anglican Book of Common Prayer.

Other weeks we follow the Book of Alternative Services, which uses more present-day language.

What to Expect at St. Luke's

As followers of Jesus Christ,
we seek to live in faith, grow in love, and share hope through everything we do.

We usually celebrate Holy Communion
together during our Sunday gatherings,
although occasionally we hold
services of Morning Prayer.

Children are always welcome to remain
in our worship services with their family.

Our St. Luke's Sunday School
meets each week in the Parish Hall
during the 10 AM service.

Fellowship Time Each Sunday

Affectionately known as 'Hymn Tortons', we share a time of fellowship, coffee/tea and food together each week following our services.

This meal is free and open to all, and is a great opportunity to meet new friends and enjoy some time together.

A free-will offering can be given for the meal to support the ongoing mission of Bishop McAllister school in Uganda.

If the Anglican tradition is new to you, don't worry.
You are welcome to visit with no experience at all,
and participate as much as you feel comfortable.
To learn more about Anglicanism, you can also visit our Diocesan Website.

What does "Anglican" mean?

Building Renovation Project

We are still raising funds towards the costs of
our Building Restoration Project,
undertaken to do some needed repairs
on the exterior of the St. Luke's Church building,
which is a registered National Historic Site.

If you are interested in partnering with us in this project,
or would like more information,
check out our Building Renovation Project page.

Building Restoration Project

What's Happening at St. Luke's GP

St. Luke's GP Events

Sunday Services are held each week at 10 AM, followed by our Fellowship Time (Coffee/Tea & Baked Goods).
We also have a weekly Coffee Drop-In time open to all on Tuesday mornings from 10AM-12PM in the Parish Hall.
ACW meets in the Parish Hall every Monday at 10 AM.
Bible Study takes place every Tuesday at 3:30 PM.
Contemplative Prayer Service in the Church, second Wednesday of the Month from 6:30-7PM
Choir meets each Thursday Night at 7 PM.

Building Restoration Fund

(Updated Figures and Graphic In Progress)

Parish Communications Officer

Looking to find out or share some information with the Parish? Want to know about booking the Parish Hall for an event?

Read over our Parish Hall Rental Policy, and get in touch with Donna, our Parish Communications Officer and Booking Agent.

Parish Hall Rental Policy

Contact Parish Communications Officer

Online Offering Options

Please consider supporting St. Luke's through automatic regular e-offerings, or through occasional e-transfers.
Contact Terry (our e-giving coordinator) for more info.

More Info on E-Giving

Jesus said: "Come to me, all you that are weary and are carrying heavy burdens, and I will give you rest."
Matthew 11:28 NRSV.