[2] St. Luke's chapel includes Late Gothic Revival, Shingle Style, and Romanesque architecture.

The 0.9-acre (0.36 ha) listing included 3 contributing buildings: the church, a social hall known as the Parish House, and a rectory.

[4] The mission at this chapel was renewed in 1982 through the work of a small group of seven laypersons who lived in a form of Christian community found in the Acts of the apostles.

Additional ministries where a summer camp, a food co-op, a clothing exchange and a tutorial program for the neighborhood.

The red cross used the larger gymnasium as a temporary emergency shelter for large number of persons displaced by fire (or other natural disasters.