Support St. Luke's through your everyday purchases from Amazon. com by clicking on the logo below. This will take you to the Amazon website where a percentage of everything you order during that session will be credited to St. Luke's. Please note, you need to come back to St. Luke's website to click on the link to Amazon again for a portion of your next
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St. Luke's.
We raise children who know themselves to be beloved children of God. We partner adults in the challenges of living in a demanding world with trust and hope. We treasure the wisdom of our elders.
We know that Christ's love is stronger than any barrier human beings can erect. We celebrate that love in music and sacraments ancient, yet freshly relevant to modern people. With our time, talent and treasure, we stand with those less fortunate than ourselves.
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Metuchen, NJ 08840
732 . 548 . 4308
Support St. Luke's through your everyday Purchases by using the Scrip Program. Go to:
to order your gift cards for grocery stores, and most major retailers. Instructions on how to enroll can be found on the table in Fryer Hall.
FYI although ScripZone sells Amazon gift cards, St. Luke's gets a higher percentage if you purchase them through the Amazon link at the right.
Worship Services
Morning Prayer & Evening Prayer - weekdays 9:00 a.m. & 5:30 p.m. in the Chapel.
Holy Eucharist - Saturdays at 5:30 p.m. & Sundays at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Mid-week Eucharist - Wednesday at 10 am
and other religious services in Metuchen . . .
Saint Luke's Episcopal Church in Metuchen is a community of people of all ages who seek to see and serve Christ in one another.
Events & Programs
Parent's Night Out, Book Club, Early Bird Education, Round Table, Flea Market, Youth Group, Computer Class & More Community Events . . .
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