Welcome to St. Lukes!

What if Church was more than just a Sunday event? What if the Church was always intended to be something more than a regular activity? We believe Jesus established His Church around relationships not institutions or programs. Jesus calls us into relationship with Him and His Father through His death and resurrection and says that His disciples will be recognized by the way they love. (Jn 13:35) Not to say we aren’t an institution, we are, or that we don’t have programs, we do. But we see institution and programs as the car, and relationships as the engine.

OUR CONGREGATION | Each Sunday, worship attendance at St. Lukes consists of approximately 330 individuals led by Pastor Joshua Brown. There are a variety of activities, events, and services for all ages. Everyone here is excited to grow and continue to share the gospel within the city of Reno and the rest of the world. Come visit us, contact us, or just browse our site. The staff and the congregation are pleased you are joining us!
 
SERVICE TIMES | Sundays
9 AM Unity Services
 
Nursery care is available for children under the age of 5 from 8:15 am until 10:15 pm every Sunday.
 
EDUCATION HOUR | We offer educational opportunities throughout Sunday; Passport to Odyssey serves children ages 3 through 12, starting at 8:40 am, children will gather at the doors near the Fellowship Hall kitchen and head down with their Odyssey classrooms.  
 
COFFEE HOUR | We invite everyone to come down to the Fellowship Hall between services for complimentary coffee, snacks, and conversation. 10:15 am - 11:00 am. 
 
A BIT OF HISTORY | St. Lukes was officially chartered and incorporated in 1912 with the Rev. F.E. “Franz” Martens as Pastor. The original church property was constructed at 2nd and Bell Streets (with a tidy price of $16,753.00) and was dedicated June 17, 1914. The current property on Lakeside Drive was built in 1972 and dedicated March 10, 1974. After eight Pastors, 2,355 baptisms, 2,189 weddings, and 449 [member] funerals, St. Lukes celebrated it’s 100th anniversary on September 23, 2012.
 
St. Lukes Lutheran Church is a member of the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod.