St. Luke’s Lutheran Church located in Rome, WI and a member of the ELCA, has provided a spiritual ministry to its congregational members and the surrounding communities for the past 125 years. The congregation is comprised of a diverse people bound together by God’s love in Jesus Christ, giving us the faith and belief to continue his ministry into the future with the following sense of purpose.

St. Luke’s is a church where people are outgoing and friendly, care about one another and welcome all who come to worship, thus creating an atmosphere of love, acceptance and support. Our church is located in an ever growing and expanding community, moving us in the direction of a mid-size church. This growth will necessitate the need to expand our facilities and perhaps offer more services to meet the needs of the congregation.

The ministry of St. Luke’s is Jesus-centered and the Word of God provides focus and direction for our congregation. St. Luke’s is a congregation that worships, prays, and learns together, providing opportunities for spiritual growth in all areas for all ages. Ours is a church that encourages members to discern their spiritual gifts and utilize those gifts in discipleship and stewardship, giving their lives joyfully in witness and service. The anticipated growth of the congregation will necessitate that individual members become more involved with the various ministries of the church and to assist St. Luke’s pastor and staff.

St. Luke’s must continue to focus on outreach as a major component of our mission, especially seeking out the unchurched as well as new members of our community. Coordination and integrated efforts with other neighboring churches and community organizations will be essential in the development of new ministries. This cooperation will help to stretch limited resources as well as tapping into those that have not been utilized prior to this.

Our Mission 

SERVING GOD AND ALL AROUND US

Because of this unity, St. Luke’s will do a ministry of serving all people on the physical, emotional, and spiritual levels through:

1. Worshiping and praying together.

2. Learning together.

3. Sharing resources to meet human needs.

4. Creating a community where love, acceptance and support are given.

5. Giving our lives joyfully in witness and service.