St. Luke's Episcopal Church

St. Luke’s Episcopal
Church
221 W. 3rd Street
Dixon, Illinois
815 288-2151
stlukedixon@comcast.net
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE
The ramp is on the 3rd Street entrance by the alley.
Also, there is a undercroft door on the ground level toward the left of the Peoria entrance. It is a brick pathway that leads to the undercroft door. Once inside there will be people to direct you to the lift.

This week's bulletin can be downloaded from the Weekly Newsletter page.



The Very Rev.Thomas Rosa
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Deacon, Rev.
Mary Ann Rhoades
Assisting Cleric
Brant Clements
St. Luke's Traditional Worship Begins at 10:30 a.m. every Sunday morning. Please join us in person or the service streamed live on the
Facebook page, St. Luke's Church - Dixon, IL
​Stations of the Cross will be every Friday at 5:30pm beginning February 27 till Good Friday
​Mid week services schedule visit Upcoming Events tab.
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Holy Week Schedule
PALM SUNDAY, The Sunday of Passion: tension of praise and impending sacrifice March 29, 2026, 10:30am
TENEBRAE WEDNESDAY, A Service of Shadows, April 1, 2026, 6:00pm
MAUNDY THURSDAY, The Last Supper: the call to love and serve
April 2, 2026, 5:30
GOOD FRIDAY, Standing at the foot of the cross, April 3, 2026, 5:30
EASTER SUNDAY, Christ’s Resurrection: light breaks into darkness April 5, 2026 10:30
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St. Luke’s is a faith community which maintains a fairly high church liturgical tradition and embraces the theological progressive views of the Episcopal Church. Music is an integral part of our worship experience as most services include sung masses, hymns, and choral anthems.

​​MUSIC DURING HOLY COMMUNION
We continue with superb organ literature as preludes, postludes and meditations throughout the Eucharist. The Organ has recently been tuned and further upgraded in the last few weeks. The brilliant Festival Trumpette en chamade over the Nave doorway has added thrilling sounds in particular at pivotal moments during our worship. We are blessed to have such a versatile instrument.
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Organist and Choir Director, Melanie Clements



