A welcome booth with a smiling attendant offers a free gift to newcomers outside a church.

New here?

We’d love to meet you

Whatever brings you through the door, you’re welcome exactly as you are. Here’s what a Sunday looks like.

Your first Sunday

What to expect

  1. Park right up front

    We’ve saved you a spot. Head for the parking closest to the building — you’ll see a sign for the spaces reserved for visitors and guests.

  2. Stop by the welcome booth

    Friendly volunteers will greet you at the door, check your kids in, and help you get where you need to go.

  3. Grab a coffee

    Join us for a hot cup of coffee — regular or decaf — or tea, and a donut on your way to worship.

  4. Wear what’s comfortable

    Some people wear jeans, others dress up. There’s no dress code, just a come-as-you-are spirit.

Bringing children?

From nursery care for infants to lessons and activities for preschool and elementary kids, there’s a place for every child on Sunday morning.

  • 6 weeks through VPK: checked in by a parent in the Child Development Center (CDC) hallway, the building directly across from the choir entrance to the Sanctuary.
  • Kindergarten through 5th grade: check in at The Treehouse, upstairs in Building C (Founder’s Hall).

Worship together

Contemporary and traditional — everyone belongs

Both services offer meaningful music, inspiring messages, and a place to connect with God and others. The message and liturgy are the same at both.

  • 9:30 amContemporary worshipFounder's Hall
  • 10:00 amTraditional worshipSanctuary

Want to see how a service flows before you come? The Worship Guide has each service’s order of worship, plus check-in, giving and prayer requests.

Getting here

Join us on campus

We’re at the corner of Apopka-Vineland Road and Conroy-Windermere Road.

4851 S. Apopka-Vineland Rd, Orlando, FL 32819

Come and meet us

Events for people who are new

A relaxed way to get to know St. Luke’s and the people here.

Before you come

Meet your neighbors

What we believe, what we stand for, and the people you’ll meet on a Sunday.