St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Wilton

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Pentecost

The season after Pentecost, according to the calendar of the church year (BCP, p. 32). It begins on the Monday following Pentecost, and continues through most of the summer and autumn. It may include as many as twenty-eight Sundays, depending on the date of Easter. This includes Trinity Sunday which is the First Sunday after Pentecost

Regular Services:

Sunday Morning Services: 9:30 am. Communion most Sundays.

Adult Discussion: Most Sundays after the church service. Grab refreshments from coffee hour and join others in adult education and discussion led by Fr. John

Monday – Thursday Compline: 7:30 pm on Zoom. Contact us for Zoom link.

ALL are welcome!

St. Luke’s Rector

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Wilton is pleased to announce that the Rev. John Balicki has joined the church as their new rector. Before becoming an Episcopal priest, Rev. Balicki has been a civil engineer, a regional planner, a Catholic priest, a pastoral counselor, and the bicycle/pedestrian coordinator for the state of Maine. Most recently, he served as Episcopal priest at St. Alban’s Church in Cape Elizabeth and at St. Mark’s in Waterville. He is joined by his wife Karen.

We gather each Sunday morning at 9:30, to pray for each other and the world, read and preach the gospel, and work to appropriate it in our lives. You are welcome wherever you are on your spiritual journey.

The people of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Wilton, Maine, acknowledge that the land our building of worship occupies may well have been ground that the Amessoukanti people inhabited and called home for centuries. We sincerely regret the turmoil and pain caused by the displacement of the Indigenous people from their homeland and the ongoing inequality, disrespect, and violence they endure. We hope to help restore our relationship with the Indigenous people by listening to and learning from them and by respecting their traditions, religions, relationship to the land and languages. Furthermore, we join the diocesan Committee on Indian Relations in recognizing the sovereignty of the Wabanaki people of Maine over their lands, something which all federally recognized Indian tribes have.

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