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Our weekly Sunday service is at 10 AM.

    Sunday Eucharistic services take place at 10 AM and a zoom option is usually available. If there is a programme change, it will be published here and on the church calendar. For the Sunday morning zoom link please contact stlukeschester@gmail.com or phone the church at (802) 875-6000 and leave us a message along with your name and phone number.

The 10:00 AM service is generally followed by 'Coffee Hour' in Willard Hall beneath the sanctuary.

 

Wednesday Eucharistic services last about 40 minutes, and take place in the small chapel at the rear of the sanctuary or downstairs in Willard Hall if it gets too chilly upstairs.

Our Wednesday evening service begins at 5:30 PM.

Welcome

If you would like a special home visit to celebrate Holy Eucharist with Rev. Bruce MacDuffie  please email your request to stlukeschester@gmail.com or phone the church at (802) 875-6000 

St. Luke's church also has a number of specially trained parishioners who could also visit you at home if that would interest you. Contact us at stlukeschester@gmail.com or phone us at (802) 875-6000

If you need assistance getting to St. Luke's please let us know so that we may arrange transportation for you.

St. Luke's Vestry

The vestry of St. Luke's meets every month, on the second Wednesday of the month, at 6:30pm, in Willard Hall. The meetings usually last for exactly 2 hours and anyone is welcome to attend. If you would like a Zoom link to our next vestry meeting, please contact us.

Our phone number is (802) 875-6000.

Our email address is stlukeschester@gmail.com

The vestry of St. Luke's is the legal representative of the parish with regard to all matters pertaining to its activities and property. St. Luke's vestry has 9 members, each serving for 3 years. Vestry members are elected at the annual parish meeting which is held in either January or February.. The presiding officer of our vestry is the Rev. Bruce MacDuffie

St. Luke's Lunch Bunch

(12 pm on Mondays via Zoom)

Can you imagine that you might pray for an illness so grave, such that you and your loved ones believed you would not recover?  This so that you might be “purged (of sin) by the Mercy of God?”  Join us for lively discussion about the life and visionary “Revelations” of Julian of Norwich, 14th century mystic.  We’ll begin Julian of Norwich by Veronica Mary Rolf in February, but if you can’t begin with us then, hello no worries, please join us anytime.

 

We meet Mondays at 12 noon via zoom. 

Please contact Belinda at belinda.ww@gmail.com for a zoom invite.

St. Luke's Prayer Chain

If you, or anyone you know, would welcome prayers on their behalf,  please let any member of the telephone Prayer Chain listed below know.

 

Marti Assenza (802) 289-2582

Marjorie Carey (802) 875-4235

Janice Fielder (802) 885-4688

Janet & Rick Hunter (802) 886-2304

Belinda Whipple-Worth (802) 282-7129

Lillian Willis (802) 875-1340

 

Whomever receives your call will alert the next alphabetical name on the list to start the prayer chain and will reveal as many health details as you wish them to know about to pinpoint all our prayers.

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