About_us

The history of St. Luke's

St. Luke's Lutheran church is a small, grace-filled, accepting, loving community that has a desire to show the world how much God cares. The congregation began on a farm site over fifty years ago. St. Luke's, members come from many different Bay Area communities. Half of our members come from non-Lutheran backgrounds. Our worship services reflect this variety.

We welcome you and your history, open heartedly, as you are, now.

Our Mission Statement

To know Christ and make Christ known

St. Luke's Lutheran is a worshiping, Christ-centered, caring, healing, community that shares the love of the word of God through example, study, fellowship, and reaching out to others. We welcome all!

A home away from home.

You are the source of life

I can't be left behind

No one else will do

I will take hold of You

I need You Jesus, Come to my rescue, where else can i go? There's no other name by which I am saved, captured by your grace, I will follow you.

My heart is Yours for life

I need Your hand in mine

No one else will do

I put my trust in You

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I need You Jesus to come to my rescue

Where else can I go?

There's no other Name by which I am saved

Capture me with grace

I will follow You

My heart is Yours for life

I need Your hand in mine

No one else will do

Lord I put my trust in You

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This world has nothing for me (I will follow You)

When We Breathe Together

This is the blessing

we cannot speak

by ourselves.

This is the blessing

we cannot summon

by our own devices,

cannot shape

to our purpose,

cannot bend

to our will;

that blazes among us

when we speak

the words

strange to our ears

when we finally listen

into the chaos

when we breathe together

at last.

Jan Richardson

Acts 2:1-3

When the day of Pentecost had come, they were all together in one place. And suddenly from heaven there came a sound like the rush of a violent wind, and it filled the entire house where they were sitting. Divided tongues, as of fire, appeared among them, and a tongue rested on each of them.