Lukaskirche, Lutheran church in Belke-Steinbeck, Germany.

The Lukaskirche is a white-plastered church with a red-orange tiled roof at Kaiserstraße 130 in Belke-Steinbeck. A slender dark spire with a cross rises from a square louvered belfry on the ridge; the left facade has three tall round-topped windows and a small round window, the right gabled section two tall rectangular windows.

The Lukaskirche is one of four churches of the Evangelical Lutheran parish of Enger, serving the district of Steinbeck, Besenkamp and Herringer Holz. It stands at Kaiserstraße 130 in the Belke-Steinbeck district of Enger, with the rectory at Kaiserstraße 120 next door. In 2022 Almut Braun was the parish pastor until 1 August.

The Lukaskirche is one of four churches of the Evangelical-Lutheran parish of Enger and serves the district of Steinbeck, Besenkamp and Herringer Holz. Its name refers to the Evangelist Luke. In 2022 Almut Braun was the parish pastor until 1 August.

The church is accessible by public transport and sits in a residential area easy to walk through. Visitors should note that the building serves an active congregation, so it is worth checking opening times before planning a visit.

The Lukaskirche is one of four churches of the Evangelical Lutheran parish of Enger and serves the district of Steinbeck, Besenkamp and Herringer Holz. Its address is Kaiserstraße 130, while the parsonage stands next door at Kaiserstraße 120. In 2022 Almut Braun was the parish pastor until 1 August.