St. Luke's Anglican Church - Maysville, KY

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St. Luke's Anglican Church - Maysville, KY

A small church with a big heart, rooted in the historic Christian faith — following Jesus in Word, Sacrament, and Service. Services at 11 A.M. on Sundays.

A parish of the Reformed Episcopal Church.

09/08/2026

At Sunday's service, our canon, Rev. Bob Hudson, offered insight on a challenging text from the prophet Ezekiel. In the 33rd chapter of the prophet's writings, we see an urgent warning: The role of the "watchman" is not to be taken lightly, and there are real consequences for failure to both issue and heed warnings given from the word of God.

The watchmen have a solemn duty to proclaim warnings in the name of the Lord. The hearers have a duty to heed and act on the warnings to save themselves and others from destruction. In a time when truth is proclaimed to be relative and issues of the soul are disregarded, the prophet's words should call us to a sober frame of mind. The kindness of God extended to us and others should be all the more reason to turn to Him.

We know that He alone is the only refuge. We know that He alone can save. We know that He freely welcomes those who turn to him in true faith and repentance. As we go through our week, may we soberly evaluate these challenging words and take them to heart, lifting our hearts to God in thankfulness that He has stirred our hearts to respond through Christ.

Merciful God, you desire not the death of sinners, but rather that they should turn to you and live; and through your only Son you have revealed yourself as the God who pardons iniquity. Have mercy on the unrepentant and those who do not believe. Awaken in them, by your Word and Holy Spirit, a deep sense of their sinfulness and peril. Take from them all ignorance, hardness of heart, and contempt of your Word. Grant them to know and feel that there is no other Name under heaven given among men by which they must be saved, but only the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ. And so bring them home and number them among your children, that they may be yours for ever; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, world without end. Amen. - 2019 Book of Common Prayer

09/06/2026

✝Fourteenth Sunday After Trinity✝

📍621 Parker Rd.
⏰11 A.M.

Come and see! St. Luke's is a small and welcoming church in the Anglican tradition. We believe the Holy Scriptures, the good news of Jesus Christ, and in growing deeper in our faith as handed down through the life of the Church. All are welcome!

📚Scripture selections
Ezekiel 33:1-11
Psalm 119:33-48
Romans 12:9-21
St. Matthew 18:15-20

09/03/2026

At the beginning of our service on the 13th Sunday After Trinity, our parish officially licensed Dustin Grooms to be a licensed lay reader within the church. Dustin and his family have been part of our parish for two years now, and we thank God for their willingness to serve!

Lay readers are a longstanding tradition within the Anglican way. Lay readers serve under the authority of the parish minister to assist in the ministry of the Word through the reading of Holy Scripture and leading parishioners in services such as Morning and Evening Prayer, and other duties as needed and as authorized by a bishop. As our vicar's sermon focused on St. Paul's exhortation on spiritual gifts in the epistle to the Romans, it was especially fitting that we recognize and commission Dustin into service in the ministry of the Word! Licensed lay ministry is a reminder that the exercise of spiritual gifts is not restricted to an elite few or clergy only, but the entire body of Christ.

"Having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us, let us use them" - Romans 12:6a

Pictured: Rev. Christopher Beckham, parish vicar; vestry members Annlyn Purdon, Dr. Jim Moose, and senior warden Kaye Browning; and Chief Lay Reader, Dustin Grooms

Diocese of the Central States, REC

09/02/2026

🛡🤺⚔ Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil. - Ephesians 6:11

Our bible study on spiritual warfare starts *tonight*! We will be looking at what Scripture says about spiritual warfare and using the classic "The Christian in Complete Armour" by William Gurnall to guide our study. We will end the night with the traditional nighttime prayer service of Compline. All are welcome!

09/01/2026

If you are looking to grow deeper in your faith, we invite you to join us for our fall bible study!

⏰6:30 P.M. on Wednesdays in September
📍621 Parker Rd., Maysville

This study will focus on how the Scriptures discuss spiritual warfare. Along with the Bible, we will be using the classic text "The Christian in Complete Armour" by Anglican clergyman William Gurnall as a foundation to approach the topic. All are welcome!

We will also pray together through the Compline service of the 2019 Book of Common Prayer. We hope to see you there!

08/29/2026

We would love to see you tomorrow morning for our "duty and joy" of worshiping the one true God and celebrating the Lord's Supper! If you are looking for a place to grow in your faith, come and see at St. Luke's. We are a small, welcoming church in the Anglican tradition, focused on the good news of Jesus Christ and the historic Christian faith. All are welcome!

📍621 Parker Rd., Maysville, KY
⏰11 A.M.

✝Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity✝

🎶Hymns
"All People on Earth That Do Dwell"
"For the beauty of the earth"

📚Scripture selections
Jeremiah 15:15-21
Psalm 26
Romans 12:1-8
St. Matthew 16:21-27

Sermon: "Spiritual Gifts"

*Note: This week's liturgy will be slightly different as we admit our Chief Lay Reader into the office for lay ministry.*

08/25/2026

🙌🏻 On the 12th Sunday of Trinity, a consistent thread ran through many of our readings: Praise and honor toward God flows out of the abundance of our hearts.

💕Our thoughts and desires are always reflected in our words, for good or bad. In observing the Apostle Paul's praise of God in his letter to the Romans, we see this. As Paul considered the great mystery of God's purpose in making the Gentiles his people and anticipating the salvation of the Jews through Christ, he penned a doxology of praise for God's wisdom and mysterious will.

This is true for us also. When our hearts and minds are fixed on things above (Colossians 3), praise and honor toward God will always come out. This is not just the work of our will, but a gracious gift through the Holy Spirit. This week, may we keep our hearts and minds fixed on the glories of Jesus as praise and honor come as a result of that.

📚"Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things. What you have learned and received and heard and seen in me—practice these things, and the God of peace will be with you." - Philippians 4:8-9

08/24/2026

✨August 24th - Remembering St. Bartholomew, Apostle of Our Lord Jesus Christ

Today we recognize Saint Bartholomew, also known as Nathanael, one of the twelve original followers of our Lord Jesus. Bartholomew, originally skeptical of Jesus, had his doubts quickly laid to rest and acknowledged Jesus as the Christ, Son of God and King of Israel, thereafter becoming a devoted disciple of our Lord. Jesus identified Bartholomew's sincerity from the moment they met, and Bartholomew was a witness of the Resurrection with other disciples (John 21) as well as the Ascension. Bartholomew was present at Pentecost and, according to tradition, traveled as far as Persia and India to preach the Gospel. Bartholomew was later martyred for his faith, though varying accounts exist as to when and how his life ended. We honor Bartholomew for his zeal, dedication to the Gospel, and his self-sacrifice to bring others into the Kingdom of God. We thank God for making Bartholomew one of the twelve who, through their obedience and preaching of the Gospel, changed the course of history!

Almighty and everlasting God, you gave your apostle Bartholomew grace truly to believe and to preach your Word: Grant that your Church may love what he believed and preach what he taught; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. - 2019 BCP, Collect for Saint Bartholomew, Apostle

Image: Saint Bartholomew by Pietro di Cristoforo Vannucci

08/22/2026

If you are looking for a small and welcoming traditional church, come and see! Please join us tomorrow morning for our weekly service of Holy Communion. St. Luke's is a small and warm church in the Anglican tradition, focused on the the good news of Jesus Christ and the historic Christian faith. All are welcome!

📍621 Parker Rd., Maysville, KY
⏰11 A.M.

✝ Twelfth Sunday After Trinity ✝

🎶Hymns
"We gather together"
"Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise"

📚Scripture selections
Isaiah 51:1-6
Psalm 138
Romans 11:25-36
St. Matthew 16:13-20

Sermon: "The Depth and Riches and Wisdom and Knowledge of God!"

08/15/2026

St. Luke's is a small, warm, and welcoming church in the Anglican tradition. We believe in the historic Christian faith as contained in the Bible and historic creeds, and the simple Gospel of Jesus Christ. No matter where you are in your journey of faith, you are welcome to join us! We hope to see you there.

📍621 Parker Rd., Maysville
⏰ 11 A.M.

✝Eleventh Sunday After Trinity✝

🎶Hymns
"All hail the power of Jesus' name"
"A Mighty Fortress is Our God"

📚Scripture selections
Isaiah 56:1-8
Psalm 67
Romans 11:13-24
St. Matthew 15:21-28

Sermon: "Good News for All (Even Us Gentiles)"

Address

621 Parker Road
Maysville, KY
41056

Opening Hours

10am - 11am

Website

http://stlukesmaysville.com/

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