St. Luke's Church Marks Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day with Interfaith Service

Pastor Candace WhitmanRichard Lewin

Cantor Debra Stein, Rabbi (Jewish Center of the Hamptons)Richard Lewin

Interfaith Service CongregationRichard Lewin

Karen DeFronzo, Bonnie HayesRichard Lewin

Linda Silva, Reverend Ben Shambaugh (St. Luke's Episcopal Church), Audrey GainesRichard Lewin

Lucia and Lily Limonius, Suraiya GuzmanRichard Lewin

Marge and Vee MooreRichard Lewin

Mark Fletcher, Holly WhitmoreRichard Lewin

Oscar Giles, Dianne BensonRichard Lewin

Pam Blackman, Rebecca ChapmanRichard Lewin

Philip Schilling, Bill NicolaiRichard Lewin

Sonia and Balfour SangsterRichard Lewin

Suffolk County Legislator Ann Welker, Lynn JeromeRichard Lewin

Reverend Ben Shambaugh (St. Luke's Episcopal Church)Richard Lewin

Reverend Ben Shambaugh, Cantor Debra Stein, Rabbi (Jewish Center of the Hamptons), Candace Whitman (Pastor at Large)Richard Lewin

Reverend Bill Hoffmann (Montauk Community Church)Richard Lewin

Reverend Doctor Walter Thompson (Calvary Baptist Church)Richard Lewin

Reverend Ken McQuiller (First United Methodist Church)Richard Lewin

Reverend Robert Stuart (Amagansett Presbyterian Church)Richard Lewin

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in East Hampton resonated with unity and inclusivity as it hosted a special interfaith service in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Led by an ensemble of religious leaders, including Pastor Candace Whitman, Rabbi Debra Stein, Rev. Ben Shambaugh, Rev. Dr. Walter Thompson, Rev. Ken McQuiller, Rev. Bill Hoffmann and Rev. Robert Stuart, the congregation came together to commemorate the legacy of King.

The service welcomed individuals of all faiths, fostering a spirit of togetherness and shared reflection.