Who we are
St. Luke’s is a traditional Anglican parish
using the historic 1928 American Book of Common Prayer as its template for
worship and its standard for sound doctrine.
We are a parish of the Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic States of the
Anglican Catholic Church, and the Rt. Rev’d Donald Francis Lerow is
our Bishop Ordinary.
Here we delight to proclaim the unchanging Good News
of Jesus Christ, the eternal Son of God, who was made made man by the Holy
Ghost and born of the Virgin Mary, who offered Himself on the Cross, once for
all, as the only sacrifice and satisfaction for sin; who was raised bodily
from the dead; and for whose second coming, in glory, we wait.
And in our Liturgy of the Sacrifice (Holy Communion, the Eucharist, or the
Mass, call it whatever you like!), Jesus Christ nourishes us with His
Body and Blood, really present in the consecrated bread and
wine, making of us members of His Mystical Body.
We teach nothing that is not grounded in Scripture. We believe
nothing that the Apostolic Fathers did not believe. With steadfast
fidelity we adhere to this, our Biblical and Catholic faith,
in all its fullness and integrity.
Vestry & Officials
Jim Breeden, Senior Warden
Bud Gaylor, Junior Warden
Sarah Gannon
Donna Pringle, Treasurer
Parish Trustees
David Gannon
Walter "Bud" Gaylord
Frederick Robinson