St. Luke's Episcopal Church Ypsilanti

St. Luke's Episcopal Church Ypsilanti We gather on Sundays at 10 am for service, to welcome everyone to share the Lord's table in worship and celebration.

Striving for justice and peace, we seek to serve Christ in all persons through outreach, fellowship, study and prayer.

08/17/2026

Thank you for the beautiful performance Beth Shippey Ballbach and Thomas!!! We are so blessed to have you as a member of St. Luke's!

07/07/2026

Did you know that just days after the Declaration of Independence, Anglican churches found themselves wrestling with questions of loyalty, identity, and faith?

This past week's reflection from the St. Luke's newsletter explores a fascinating moment in our church's history—and why its message is just as relevant today. Read the entire reflection: http://eepurl.com/tDA7p4MO2_

Join us as we celebrate God's boundless love at our annual Pride Service, June 28 at 5pm. 🌈Come worship with us as we gi...
06/21/2026

Join us as we celebrate God's boundless love at our annual Pride Service, June 28 at 5pm. 🌈

Come worship with us as we give thanks for the beautiful diversity of God's creation and celebrate the love that unites us all. No matter who you are or where you are on your faith journey, you are welcome here.

Our celebrants are the Rev. Toby Darrah, St. Clare’s Episcopal Church, Ann Arbor, and the Very Rev. Christine Fentress-Gannon, St. John’s, Plymouth.

Join us for a potluck following the service.

While we search for a new priest, these two seen hanging out behind the church have expressed interest in the position.Q...
06/10/2026

While we search for a new priest, these two seen hanging out behind the church have expressed interest in the position.

Qualifications:
• Experts at digging deep
• Appreciate the wonder of creation
• Collaborative

We may need to work on their preaching.

As we say farewell to our beloved former Pastor and friend, Taylor Vines, (seen here from afar wearing typical priestly ...
06/03/2026

As we say farewell to our beloved former Pastor and friend, Taylor Vines, (seen here from afar wearing typical priestly black, walking away from his last duties at St. Luke's last Sunday - officiating at a beautiful wedding ceremony), we wish him well, and turn our eyes to the future, and put our trust in God.

Celebrate Ascension Day with us this Sunday at 10am. Jesus is with us, ever by our side. "When he had led them out to th...
05/15/2026

Celebrate Ascension Day with us this Sunday at 10am. Jesus is with us, ever by our side. "When he had led them out to the vicinity of Bethany, he lifted up his hands and blessed them. While he was blessing them, he left them and was taken up into heaven." [Luke 24:50-51]

With his last day May 31st, we have just four more Sundays to hear the Rev. Taylor Vines preach from the St. Luke’s pulp...
05/09/2026

With his last day May 31st, we have just four more Sundays to hear the Rev. Taylor Vines preach from the St. Luke’s pulpit. We give thanks for his ministry as we mourn his loss, all with the bright light of our Savior and His presence healing our souls, and giving us a joyful and hopeful spirit as we plan our future.

All are Welcome! Even the neighborhood turkey who crossed the street to enter the garth and patiently wait for the bell ...
05/06/2026

All are Welcome! Even the neighborhood turkey who crossed the street to enter the garth and patiently wait for the bell to ring. Hope to see you Sunday!

Out of power? 🔋If you need a place to charge your phone, take a break, and grab some coffee or snacks, St. Luke’s Episco...
04/15/2026

Out of power? 🔋

If you need a place to charge your phone, take a break, and grab some coffee or snacks, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church is open this afternoon.

🕐 1:00–4:00 PM
📍 120 N. Huron St., Ypsilanti

Just ring the doorbell at the north side entrance (not the red doors). All are welcome.

While we pray and work for peace, our siblings in the Holy Land will continue to serve God’s people with hospitals, scho...
04/03/2026

While we pray and work for peace, our siblings in the Holy Land will continue to serve God’s people with hospitals, schools, orphanages, and humanitarian aid programs. These ministries serve people of all faiths without distinction, bearing witness to the power of hope and healing across divides.

By supporting life-giving ministries in the Anglican Province of Jerusalem and the Middle East, including St. George’s, Baghdad; the eye clinic in Ras Morbat, Yemen; the Al Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza; and numerous other institutions identified by their dioceses, you are ensuring that our siblings in Christ are not forgotten.
Thank you. The Good Friday Offering affirms the dignity of the poor, the war-torn, and those in desperate need as God’s ministry is done. Thank you for spreading hope’s message through your gifts and prayers.

Learn more, and make a gift here: https://iam.ec/3PjtAmA

Address

120 N Huron Street
Ypsilanti, MI
48197

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 2pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm
Thursday 10am - 2pm
Sunday 10am - 11:15am

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