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Welcome!​​

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Christmas is a time when our

hearts tend toward Bethlehem.

The story of a young mother-to-be

and her anxious husband,

a first-time father, travelling the

long road and finding no welcome, is heart-rending. When we discover that the child of Bethlehem is greeted by angels, announced to shepherds, and sought out by foreign kings, we are filled with wonder. Who is this child, born in a stable?​​​​​

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Come and see. We invite you to join us as we enter into the beauty and mystery of Christmas -- that God chose to be born as weak and vulnerable as we are, needing the care of humans to survive. What kind of God is this? 

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COME AND SEE

We are delighted you have found us through this website. We invite you to explore further. 

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We hope you will come and join us for a service. You'll find a   community of people young and old, who are learning together to follow the loving way of Jesus.  We enjoy worship in the Anglican tradition, with biblically grounded, and relevant preaching that helps us with the challenges of daily life. Our worship includes wonderful music and the choir is welcoming to new members.  We are delighted when children are among us. We provide activities during the service and understand that children need to be active and expressive.  We love to hear their voices!

 

We are actively engaged in outreach ministry to our neighbours;  our weekly foodbank and thrift shop are open to all, along with our monthly community meal. 

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If you join ua doe a service, come just as you are; there is no dress code! and stay for coffee hour. It doesn't matter whether you have a church background or not. You are welcome to participate fully in the service.

 

You can also call us and arrange for an appointment with one of our priests, or our family, youth and children's minister. 

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We are here to serve.  How can we help?

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Yours in Christ,​

Susan +​

The Rev. Canon Susan Spicer

Priest-in-Charge​

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The story continues...
Join us for wonderful services
after Christmas

The First Sunday in Christmas 

December 28th at 10 am

Rev. Canon Susan Spicer preaching and presiding

The flight into Egypt

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The Feast of the Epiphany

January 4th at 10 am

Rev. Doug Woods preaching and presiding

Follow the star with the magi

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Click on Advent and Christmas to learn more about our upcoming Christmas events.

Our Sister Parish, St. John's Ida, also welcomes you for Christmas Worship.
St. Luke's will be joining St. John's Ida on Christmas morning at 10 am. All are welcome 

Our Food Bank is normally open the second, third, fourth and Fifth Friday of each month, from 10:30 am to 1 pm. All are welcome.​

Our Thrift Store is open the same days, but from 10:30 to 1 pm. 

HOLIDAY FOOD BANK HOURS

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CLOSED December 26th

OPEN WED DEC 31st

CLOSED January 2nd

OPEN January 9, 2026

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Would you like to be in touch with us?

Our office hours are

Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 to 4 pm

Thursdays 9 to 12:30 pm.

Other times by appointment.

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email us at info@saintlukes.ca

Call us at 705-742-6202

 

Drop by at 566 Armour Road. You are welcome.

St. Luke's Anglican Church ~ East City Peterborough
566 Armour Rd, Peterborough, ON K9H 1Z1
705-742-6202
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