St. Luke is considered by the Orthodox faiths to be the "patron saint of artists & writers."  We know from Holy Scripture references that both Jesus and Luke embraced the theatre of the Greek culture that was so evident in Judea during their ministries.  Just as Jesus created dramatic teaching and prayer moments at Caesaria Philippi, record these dramas with uncommon literary style in his Gospel. 

Traditional?  Yes!  Predictable and low-key?  Hardly!  Jesus, the Living God on earth, knew how to engage his listeners with passion and artistry that included praise, prayer, storytelling, and dramatic miracles and healings.  At St. Luke's Community Church we believe that beautifully performed musical, multi-experiential, and dramatic experiences glorify God and bless the participant and observer alike, in unfathomable ways.

Our Pastor, Bill Hamann, is ordained and credentialed by the Evangelical Association of Reformed and Congregational Christian Churches.  St. Luke's is also an active member of that national organization.  You may check the association's Website by clicking www.EvangelicalAssociation.org  Bill teaches, preaches, and directs the Lord's Theatre program on Sunday evenings, as well as hosting occasional "Teach Us to Pray" conferences available at www.teachustopray.net.   

You may listen to some of Pastor Bill's SERMONS by CLICKING HERE.


                                                        St. Luke's Community Church
                                                       Statement of Faith

• We believe in one triune God, eternally and presently manifest as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
• We believe in Jesus, the Christ, as the Son of God, who is our only path to salvation, and the head of the church.
• We believe in the Holy Spirit who indwells the hearts and minds of the faithful.
• We believe that the Holy Bible in it's 66 books is the inspired Word of God, and that it is trustworthy, true, and instructive in all matters of morality, salvation, and faith.
• We believe that the Nicene Creed is a sufficient and complete confession of our faith.
• We believe in the power of frequent recitations of The Lord's Prayer as given to mankind by Jesus, the Christ.
• We believe in the sacrament of one water baptism for the forgiveness of sin.
• We believe in the sacrament of Holy Communion, where the real spiritual presence of Jesus indwells the elements of bread and wine available to everyone.
• We believe in the sacrament of marriage.
• We believe in the sacrament of anointing for spiritual, emotional, and physical healing.
• We believe in the sanctity of human life at all stages.
• We believe in the spiritually discerned power of the congregation to direct and manage the affairs of the church.
• We believe that men and women are equally called to be disciples, deacons, and ministers of the church of Jesus Christ.
• We believe that we are to be faithful stewards of the planetary environment of air, water, plants, and animals that were wholly created by God.