St. Luke's-San Lucas Episcopal Church, Chelsea MA

A welcoming, multi-cultural and thriving church in the vicinity of Boston Chelsea, MA

Who We Are

We are individuals and families of all ages that reflect the diversity of Chelsea and the Greater Boston area who gather in this place with one purpose: "To live the love of Christ in worship, fellowship, hospitality and service to the community." (Our Mission statement). We are a Mission church of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, and thus, members of the worlwide Anglican Communion.

About Us

Vibe
Friendly, Gay affirming, Inclusive, Multigenerational, Young, Young families, Lots of kids, Traditional Liturgy, Creative, Spirit-filled, Progressive

Programs
Community Service, Youth Group, Choir, Food Pantry, Adult Education

Music
Traditional Hymns, Contemporary, Passionate Reverent, Rock-n-roll

Denomination
Episcopal

Networks

Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts

Size
Small

Language
English, Spanish

Founded
0

Plan Your Visit

Services

10:00amSunday 12:00pmSunday 12:00pmSunday 06:30pmSaturday

Contact

Address
201 Washington Ave
Chelsea, MA 02150-3914

Phone
(617) 884-4278

Website
Visit Website

Directions
Get directions on Google Maps

Our Services

What are services like?
Middle of the road in terms of style: both our English and Spanish services are traditional in structure; we have bells, but not a lot of incense (two to four times per year) Sermons are lively, mostly Gospel-centered. The music in the English service is mostly traditional, although we do not shy away from more contemporary choices. The Spanish service music has a wide range stemming from well-known Roman Catholic Hispanic hymns. The first Sunday of the month we have a single bilingual service led by our youth group: the music in this service is contemporary and with a Rock beat.

What is the community like?
Very friendly and hospitable, family-type of environment, newcomers/visitors are warmly welcomed without overwhelming them with extra attention. We love to eat and have celebrations together. Children are a very important part of our gatherings.

What if I'm not a Christian?
You are welcome to spend time with us, in any way you may feel inspired to do.