As part of a rebuilding program, which followed a devastating fire in late 2002, St. Luke not only restored a common resting place where several members’ cremains were laid to rest, but greatly enhanced this sacred ground.

With committed and enthusiastic congregational support, the entire garden area was redesigned to include a columbarium wall with 144 individual niches, 38 individual ground niches, and a common ash area for commingled cremains. St. Luke’s Memorial Garden was completed in early January 2007 and formally dedicated on January 21, 2007.

St. Luke’s Memorial Garden now serves as a beautiful and serene resting place for its deceased members and their immediate families, a place for individual and group prayer, and a place to celebrate the death and resurrection of our Lord.

For further information, please contact the church office.