Within the congregation of St. Luke's there is a collection of individuals who gather together to fulfill the needs of the congregation. St. Luke's Guild began as a social group and evolved into a charitable group, meeting every first and third Wednesday of the month. The function of the Guild is to generate funds through annual events such as the Parish Lawn Fair, the Valentine Bridge Party, and the Christmas Tea.
In addition to St. Luke's Guild is the Altar Guild, composed of members instructed in the preparation of linens and silver for the altar on the occasions of communion, baptism, funerals and holy days. Ushers and greeters offer warmth to create a welcoming atmosphere for visitors and new members, personally inviting them to coffee hour and introducing them to other parishioners.Other ministries include:
- Flower Delivery to Home Bound
- Hospital & Home Visitation
- Choir Bible Study (lead a group or participate)
- Prayer Group
- Sunday School
- Acolyte
- Lay Reader
- Youth Ministry
- Office Assistance
- Transportation Assistance
In addition to the Holy Eucharist and the open doors of St. Luke's (24 hours a day for personal meditation and prayer), there are a multitude of community services and outreach programs sponsored by the church.Community services include the following:
- Nursing home visitation by the ladies of the E.C.W.
- Designation of a section of the church to house the food pantry, serving the people of East Hampton
- Holiday caroling to local nursing homes and the residences of parish shut-ins
- Meeting space to a number of community groups provided by St. Luke's
- Pastoral Visitation
Sponsored programs include the following, locally:
- Apple, Inc.
- Camp DeWolfe
- Dominican Sisters
- The Retreat, Inc.
- East End Hospice
- St. Luke's College Fundand, reaching farther
- Episcopal Charities
- General Theological Seminary
- Chaplaincy Ministry
- Ginette Dombi Fund
- Episcopal Relief & Development
- Community Council
- East Hampton Day Care
- The Retreat
- Seaman's Church Institute
- East Hampton Clericus
- Church Periodical Club
- The Diocese of Long Island
