Episcopal Church Women St. Luke's ECW is an organization which provides the women of the church an opportunity to gather for fellowship, service, and learning. The ECW raises money through an annual bake sale in conjunction with the St. Luke's Men's barbecue, and a program called Soupalicious. Money raised is used for Outreach, examples are McKemie Place, Wilmer Hall and Penelope House. This group also goes to McKemie Place once a quarter and provides dinner for the 65 women living there. ECW meetings are held once a month, on Tuesdays, in the Activities Room. If you are a woman of St. Luke's and are looking for a group where you can have fun, reach out and learn, then consider coming being a part of ECW.Contact the president, Kathy Thompson for more information.

Men of St. Luke's The Men of St. Luke's meet once a month in someone's home for food and fellowship. They use these meetings to prepare for themany Outreach activities they do throughout the year. Some examples are the annual BBQ, Habitat for Humanity and helping members of the church that are in need. Their funds raised go to 15 Place, McKemie Place, Wilmer Hall and the Boy Scouts of America.Please join them, all are welcome!

Needlework Guild This group meets on Wednesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. The make prayer shawls, baby hats and mittens, lap blankets, scarves, wash cloths all for outreach. They deliver to hospitals, nursing homes, home bound people, McKemie Place and other locations. Even if you do not know how to make these items, join them! They love to teach people how to do it.

Prayer and Care We intend to serve as a group  committed to a loving ministry of in-depth intercessory prayer and care giving for the special needs of our St. Luke’s Family. We are committed to daily prayer reinforced by weekly gatherings in the Miles Chapel for the in-depth corporate prayer for all those who request it. We are devoted to specifically timed prayer needs such as surgery, each of us pausing, wherever we may be, to pray at the designated time. We strive for confidentiality with all prayer requests. We emphasize personal contact with those for whom we pray, including loving notes, phone calls and visits. Care is often needed in troubled times: sitting with a child during an emergency, transportation, something loving from the oven or just a friend to talk with. Join us Tuesdays at 11:00 a.m.

Education For Ministry Education for Ministry (EfM) is a unique experiential theological education program for laity under the auspices of the Programs Center of The School of Theology, University of the South.  Since its founding in 1975, the program has assisted students in discovering how to respond to the call of Christian service.  EfM helps students encounter the Christian tradition's breadth and depth and bring it into conversation with their experiences of the world as they study, worship, and engage in theological reflection together.  An EfM group of six to 12 students with a trained mentor meet weekly for two and a half to three hours over the course of a nine-month academic year.

Yoga Class  The complimentary sessions are held in the Narthex, led by Susan Kangal. Engage your mind and body by energizing your inner spirituality and strengthening your body. Yoga calms the mind through meditation while enhancing your body tone and flexibility. All ages, shape, and size are welcome! Please wear comfortable, stretchy clothes. If you have Yoga equipment (mat, wedge, blocks, strap, and blanket)bring them.     Service Organizations If you would like to actively be involved in the worship services join one of these organizations: Ushers                         Lectors                                 Children's Chapel Helper Door Greeters               Chalice Bearers                  Altar Guild                   Parish Life Council