When we gather for inspiring, authentic worship we sense the presence of God, and that changes everything. Sunday worship and activities at St. Luke’s will help you and your whole family navigate the challenges of everyday life and grow in God’s transformational love.

TRADITIONAL WORSHIP
8:30, 9:45 & 11:00 a.m.
Sanctuary
Communion | 12 p.m.
Chapel

Traditional Worship services follow familiar liturgy with a dynamic, scripture-inspired message and are accompanied by exquisite choirs and congregational hymns. Senior Pastor, Dr. Tom Pace preaches at all services. Learn more.

CONTEMPORARY
8:45 a.m.
Fellowship Hall

Contemporary Worship has a relaxed atmosphere, with a praise band, children’s sermon, and participatory prayer elements. Grab a donut and cup of coffee as you enter and be challenged and encouraged by messages from Senior Pastor Dr. Tom Pace and Rev. Katie Montgomery Mears.
Learn more.

branches
11 a.m.
branches building

 branches is a modern worship experience with discipleship-focused teaching, weekly communion, and a casual environment. branches is a great place for new Christians and skeptics to explore the Christian faith. Lead Pastor Rev. Colin Bagby preaches weekly.  Learn more.

9:45 a.m. | Sunday School Hour for all ages

CHILDREN

9:45 a.m.
Children’s Sunday School | Ages 2 years through 5th grade.

11 a.m.
Children’s Church | grades K-3

All morning
Nursery care | ages 2 months-23 months
Before and after Sunday School care for ages 2-PreK.

STUDENTS

9:45 a.m.
Student Ministry Programming for both Middle School and High School

ADULTS

9:45 a.m.
Check out the list of Adult Sunday School Classes meeting in person at the Connection Desk in the Johnson Gathering Room.

St. Luke’s Sermons on TV 

We broadcast our Sunday sermon at 10 a.m. on CW 39, KIAH, channel 39.
For cable viewers, check this list to find your channel.
AT&T U-verse  (5 or 1005) | Comcast Xfinity (5 or 605) | DirectTV 39 | Dish 39

Baptisms

The Sacrament of Baptism expresses God’s love and grace, which is free to all. In the baptism service, St. Luke’s vows to embrace your children and be with them in their faith walk. Parents are required to attend a one-hour Baptism Class prior to their child’s baptism. The class is offered once each month (except December), on a Sunday morning.

Topics discussed in the class are:

  • Methodist perspective on baptism
  • Practical tips and ideas for how to raise your child in the Christian faith
  • Detailed overview of the Baptismal service
  • Logistics about the day of your child’s Baptism
  • Each class also offers an opportunity to meet other parents and learn about opportunities to get involved at St. Luke’s.

To schedule your child’s baptism, or to arrange to attend the required baptism class, please contact Karen Smith at 713-402-5086.  It is best to plan as far in advance as possible. To inquire about baptism for an adult, please contact any of our clergy.

Memorial Services and Funerals

In the company of believers and through the strength of worship, family and friends can find the renewal of Christian faith, hope and love that will sustain them in their time of grief. The focus of memorial services and funerals at St. Luke’s is to provide an uplifting celebration of God’s power over death through scripture readings, prayer and music.

To make arrangements or for more information on planning a memorial service or funeral, please contact Karen Smith at 713-402-5086 or ksmith@storage.storage.stlukesmethodist.org.

“Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you.” – John 14:27

Note: Times for services should not be set prior to confirmation of the availability of the church facilities and the assignment of a minister.

St. Luke’s Memorial Garden

Everyone wants to have peace about end-of-life plans, including a final resting place. But many of us haven’t thought about a plan, or we’re in denial about the need for a plan, or we just don’t know what to do. We understand that this conversation may be hard, but we now have a beautiful solution. If you consider St. Luke’s your church home during your journey, perhaps choosing the Memorial Garden as your final resting place at the journey’s end is the answer.

Weddings

Find wedding information here.