St. Luke’s Episcopal Church - Asheville NC

01/21/2026

Our Annual Parish Meeting—and the 9am service that was scheduled to precede it—have been rescheduled for Sunday, February 1. ❄️❄️❄️

11/29/2025

Did you know that 125-year-old St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, on Chunns Cove Road, is on the National Register of Historical Places? Architecturally, it's a fine example of the Carpenter Gothic style. It has beautiful grounds and pretty much daily bear sightings as they make their way from the lower slopes of Beaucatcher Mountain to drink from Reed Creek, on the edge of the property.

We (it's my church) have been searching for a parish musician for part-time hours. The bonus is, every Sunday (and some holidays) they get to play the pipe organ and drink in the sight of its unusual stained-glass window, made in England and handed off, in the 1940's, from an Episcopal chapel in New York City.

Do you know a musician who might want to look into this opportunity? Please pass along the link to the job description/application, which lives at stlukesavl.org orhttps://www.stlukesavl.org/s/MusicianJobDescFinal.pdf

For more delightful details about St. Luke's, visit our Wikipedia page https://tinyurl.com/wikistlukesavl

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church was consecrated in 1897 in Chunns Cove, a neighborhood near downtown Asheville, North Carolina, just the other side of Beaucatcher Mountain.

11/24/2025

Seeking a church musician! Read about St. Luke's on Next Door, or go to the church site https://stlukesavl.org

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St. Luke’s Episcopal Church was consecrated in 1897 in Chunns Cove, a neighborhood near downtown Asheville, North Carolina, just the other side of Beaucatcher Mountain.

12/08/2023

The Reverend Patty Mouer delivered this homily on July 9, 2023.

July 9, 2023 The Rev. Patty Mouer St. Luke’s Church, Chunn’s Cove, Asheville, NC I love to think of who was here on Saturday, July 9, 1898, at the consecration of this church building. Did they imagine that in the year 2023 a congregation would gather to give thanks for their faithful service a

04/25/2023

A new website, with lots more content, is in development. Stay tuned!

11/22/2022

At the end of Sunday’s service, we said a prayer of thanks to God for the life of the majestic oak that has graced the property for nearly 100 years. Today, she is gone.

08/29/2022

Sanda Smith, certified international Enneagram teacher, will facilitate an October workshop.

05/03/2022

Due to scheduling conflicts, there will not be a Zoom meeting this Sunday, May 8.