What do senior adults want?

As we move from a life filled with work, family and community commitments into a time of retirement and a less-structured schedule— we want the same things they have always wanted... the things everyone wants. To be useful. To help others. To learn. To have friends. To belong.

Senior Adult Ministries at St. Luke’s is dedicated to creating opportunities for fellowship through meaningful programs and activities for active members and friends 65 years old and older. 

Thursday with Friends offers a variety of programs and events for senior adults ranging from entertainment and learning to service and community building. Several activities are scheduled each month, usually on Thursdays, for church members and community friends.

Program and Luncheon
Share a meal with friends and enjoy speakers and performers at these monthly gatherings 

Field Trips
Join friends to explore Houston and surrounding areas 

Afternoon at the Movies
Popcorn, snacks and friends – the perfect combination for watching a movie in St. Luke’s Rotunda Theater

Service Projects
Support community organizations with projects at St. Luke’s or onsite in the community

Games Groups

•  Mah Jongg on Monday and Friday mornings

•  Bridge on Monday afternoons 

Book Club
Monthly on 2nd Mondays - This group of women gather monthly for fellowship and to discuss selected books.

Pickleball
Offered most Saturday mornings and Sunday afternoons in the Activity Center, Pickleball @ St. Luke’s is an intergenerational opportunity to have fun, meet new friends and practice your pickleball skills. All ages and skill levels are welcome.

Silver Circle @ Gethsemane
A monthly community gathering for fellowship, games and lunch at the Gethsemane Campus.

Support for Caregivers and families
St. Luke’s hosts classes and gatherings for several community-based organizations. Examples include Amazing Place, CarePartners, and Caregiver Support Groups.

More about Recreational and Social Activities can be found here.