We are followers of Jesus Christ, and both our worship and our mission are in Christ’s name. In Jesus, we find that the nature of God is love, and through baptism, we share in his victory over sin and death.

“In him you have brought us out of error into truth, out of sin into righteousness, out of death into life” (Book of Common Prayer, p. 368).

Take the first step toward personal renewal and living life abundantly – join us for online services this weekend! Click the "Online Worship" button above.

Services to continue on Facebook Live each Sunday, at 9:30 am.

If you can't join us in person, you can still support the ministry of St. Luke's by clicking the Donate button below, or by sending your contribution to the church office at:

         202 N. North St, Seaford DE 19973

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​​​November 28, 2021

First Sunday of Advent

Year B, RCL

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Masks are now optional. We are requesting that those who are not vaccinated continue to wear a mask in the church. Those who are vaccinated my choose to wear a mask as we combat the Delta Variant. Many thanks for your patience during this time of pandemic!!

The bulletin, readings and hymns can be found under the buttons below. If you can't join us in person, join us on FaceBook Live.

To attend our Facebook Live services, go to your Facebook account and search for St. Luke's Episcopal Church of Seaford DE. If you don't have a Facebook account, you can still join us following the steps outlined in the button below.​

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​     Holy Week at St Luke's

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Seaford, Delaware

The Episcopal Church Welcomes You

Presiding Bishop Michael B. Curry invites us to respond to God's call to be "the Episcopal branch of the Jesus Movement" -- living as faithful followers and sharing the Good News with the world.

What is the Jesus Movement? See Pastor Ell's comments on the "About Us" page by clicking here:

Lay Ministries

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St. Luke's Episcopal Church

​This is the bell in St. Luke's belfry. It is inscribed:

1884

Presented by the ladies of St. Luke's Church. Call the people to prayer and praise.

In 1884 this bell would have been in the original belfry that sat on the roof of the present structure. The Norman tower, where the belfry is today, wasn't built until 1904.

In cooperation with the Southern Delaware Collaborative Churches, The Rt. Rev. Kevin S. Brown, Bishop of Delaware, delivered the sermon at St. Luke's on Palm Sunday and Good Friday.