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Welcome to St. Luke's GP
The Anglican Parish of Gondola Point
St. Luke's GP - Provisional COVID-19 Policies
While we continue to recommend mask wearing in St. Luke's Church and our Parish Hall,
especially when entering or moving about, once seated people may remove their masks.
Those who are leading or reading at the lectern (well distanced from others)
will be able to remove their masks if they so choose.
We continue to recommend maintaining appropriate distances from each other,
both while sitting and while entering and exiting the buildings.
If you are exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19,
please do not attend In-Person services.
We will continue to record attendance
and contact information for the time being.
While we continue to support vaccination against COVID-19,
proof of vaccination will no longer be required to attend services.
Our adjusted Communion practices will continue for the time being.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out
to myself (Rev. Rob) or one of our Wardens.
especially when entering or moving about, once seated people may remove their masks.
Those who are leading or reading at the lectern (well distanced from others)
will be able to remove their masks if they so choose.
We continue to recommend maintaining appropriate distances from each other,
both while sitting and while entering and exiting the buildings.
If you are exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19,
please do not attend In-Person services.
We will continue to record attendance
and contact information for the time being.
While we continue to support vaccination against COVID-19,
proof of vaccination will no longer be required to attend services.
Our adjusted Communion practices will continue for the time being.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out
to myself (Rev. Rob) or one of our Wardens.
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 serve Christ
through worship, prayer, scripture, acts of compassion, and fellowship,
wherever we may be.
God remains truly with us.
As a Christian community we can continue
to live in faith, grow in love, and serve Christ
through worship, prayer, scripture, acts of compassion, and fellowship,
wherever we may be.
Check out the St. Luke's Blog section of our website
for weekly services, sermons, songs, and resources
to help us faithfully follow Jesus Christ wherever we may be.
Service Times - Sunday 10 AM
Typically our services
are relaxed & warm, so you can come just as you are. We at St. Luke's GP are seeking to move forward as the COVID-19 situation changes with patience, grace, and care for the safety and concerns of each other, and our wider community. We are being careful to follow the guidance and directives of both the Anglican Diocese of Fredericton and the Provincial Government. This means we have had to make some temporary adjustments to our gatherings in order to keep everyone safe. |
What to Expect at St. Luke's
As followers of Jesus Christ,
we seek to live in faith and grow in love through everything we do. 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. Sunday School is in Session
Children are always welcome to remain in our worship services with their family.
Our St. Luke's Sunday School has resumed meeting 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 service.
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. |
Building Renovation Project
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What's Happening at St. Luke's GP
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St. Luke's GP Events
Building Restoration Fund
Top Number = the funds required to meet our goal. Bottom Number = the funds received to date. (Updated August 2021) |
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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. |
