Get Involved
St. Luke offers many opportunities to get involved within our church community. To become a sponsor or volunteer, call the church office at (920) 458-3461.
Give
Giving is a reflection of a generous heart full of faith, trust, and gratefulness. There are four ways to share your tithes and offerings:
Online giving: Click the link below and set up an account. You can choose one-time gift or recurring contributions. Check or cash: Mail your contribution to
St. Luke United Methodist Church 623 Ontario Avenue Sheboygan, WI 53081 Text to give: Text "gift" to 844-983-2647 The first time you text, you will receive a confirmation text with a link to create (or sign in to an existing) Tithe.ly account. Follow the prompts. Phone app: Download the Tithe.ly app from the App store (iPhone) or Google play store (Android). Set up an account or use the tithe.ly account already created. |
Sponsor
Flowers The beauty of flowers plays an important part in our worship at St. Luke UMC. Donations for flowers can be given in memorial, in celebration, or in thanksgiving for a person, ministry, or event. Please click here for information. Coffee Hour
Sundays following the 9:00 a.m. service in the church parlor. The Coffee Hour at St. Luke Church provides an opportunity for fellowship and conversation and provides an opportunity to offer hospitality to our guests. Please click here to find out how you can support this ministry. Church of the Air
Church of the Air Is a live radio broadcast of our weekly Sunday church service on WHBL 1330 AM or 101.5 FM. The program is aired each Sunday from 9 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Donations to offset the cost of a broadcast of Church of the Air are appreciated. Donations can be dedicated to the memory of an individual, a spiritual event or to honor an achievement or milestone. Donations can be made in part or for the entire broadcast. If you are interested in making a donation please contact the church office. |
Volunteer
Ushers and Greeters
The Usher/Greeter Ministry Team at St. Luke Church is a team of dedicated, friendly individuals who are committed fulfilling the mission of St. Luke Church to “Connect, Grow, and Serve, by Loving God, Loving Others, and Serving the Community”. Click here to learn more about serving as an usher/greeter. Coffee Hour
The Coffee Hour at St. Luke Church provides an opportunity for fellowship and conversation and provides an opportunity to offer hospitality to our guests. We are always looking for coffee hour hosts. Any individual, couple, family, group of friends, or church ministry is invited to host. Please click here for information on volunteering to serve for coffee hour. Food Pantry
The Food Pantry is a free service provided by St. Luke United Methodist Church. It is held once a month on the last Thursday of each month. Families in need are given a grocery sack full of canned goods, cereal, meat and other items which have been either donated to the food pantry or purchased from donated funds. The Sarah Circle also provides a baked meal or a large container of homemade soup for each family. We serve 140-175 families. We average 30 new families a month.This service is accomplished through the use of volunteers. It takes many hours to obtain the food, distribute it and restock the shelves. Lay Speakers
The United Methodist Church recognizes the lay persons who may wish to serve the church in many ways. A lay speaking ministries program is available for those who wish to become a lay speaker. Lay speakers serve the local church in any way which their witness, leadership, and services inspires all to deeper commitment to Christ and discipleship. The local church approves those persons who wish to serve each year at the local churches Charge Conference. Basic classes are needed, and refresher classes to keep a lay speaker continuing to stay knowledgeable.One can also become a certified lay speaker and this could allow them to help serve in other local Methodist churches, as well as the district conference. Becoming a lay speaker is a great way of helping one increase their faith in life’s journey. To learn more about becoming a lay speaker at St. Luke, contact Pastor Cindy Thompson or Barb Murton at (920)458-3461. Christ Meal
Christ Meal is a free meal held on the second Thursday of each month in the church parlor. The purpose of the meal is to provide food, friendship and companionship to the hungry, needy, lonely and the elderly. All are welcome. The meal consists of anything from hearty soup and sandwiches to a complete Thanksgiving dinner. We serve between 60-120 plates of food each month. Besides the service it gives to the people we feed, it has also given the volunteers incredible satisfaction and happiness to be able to provide this meal. Everything is done by volunteers. We need volunteers to help plan the meals, prepare the food, set up, serve, wash dishes and clean up. We need many helping hands of various ages and professions to accomplish this meal. Special Music
There are many opportunities for youth and adults to share their musical talents in worship. Youth and adults are invited to share their music talents at worship during our “Special Music” time each Sunday. Some volunteer music opportunities include:
Emmaus Meal
The Emmaus meal is held at The Salvation Army building every Saturday. This is a free meal for anyone, which is cooked and served by local churches, service groups or youth groups. Volunteers are needed to help serve the meal, bake bars/cookies etc for desserts or to clean up. If you can volunteer, please contact the church office. Sunday School
If you are interested in being a Sunday School teacher or assistant, contact Director of Youth, Children and Family Ministries, Emily Gilbertson. |
