St. Paul's-St. Luke's Lutheran Church

St. Paul's-St. Luke's Lutheran Church is a nonprofit religious organization affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), one of the largest Christian denominations in the United States. The church operates with the organizational EIN 237370607.

Background and Affiliation

The church is part of the ELCA network, which encompasses over 10,000 congregations and more than 4 million members nationwide. The ELCA emphasizes a faith experience that is "freed by grace to live faithfully, witness boldly and serve joyfully" and encourages congregations to be rooted in tradition while open to new expressions of worship and community service.

Mission and Community Engagement

St. Paul's-St. Luke's Lutheran Church embraces a mission focused on worship, faith formation, and outreach within its community. Consistent with ELCA values, the church welcomes diversity and inclusion, inviting people of all ages, races, ethnicities, sexual orientations, gender identities, physical and mental abilities, economic statuses, and family backgrounds.

While specific local ministries or programs of St. Paul's-St. Luke's Lutheran Church are not detailed here, congregations within the ELCA commonly engage in food drives, social service collaborations, community support efforts, and educational activities reflecting their commitment to faith and social justice.

Governance and Leadership

As an ELCA congregation, St. Paul's-St. Luke's Lutheran Church is overseen in part by regional synods, which support local churches in pastoral calls, mission development, and organizational resources. The church likely participates in the Saint Paul Area Synod or another regional synod that provides leadership and guidance consistent with ELCA values.

This summary is based on the general structure and mission of ELCA-affiliated churches corresponding to St. Paul's-St. Luke's Lutheran Church's EIN and denomination connection. There is no detailed, publicly available information on specific programs or history for this church beyond their ELCA affiliation and nonprofit status.[1][2][4][5]