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A talk by Julius Ajeigbe on March 22nd 2026.
Throughout this series, we’ve been introduced to incredible men and women who have stood firm in the face of injustice, and those who have also brought the world a better understanding of Christian teachings maybe through revelations…
Read moreA talk by Joy Hinson on March 15th 2026.
Have you ever had a vision? I don’t mean a corporate vision or a plan or even a dream, as Martin Luthur King did. I mean a revelatory or ecstatic vision.
Read moreA talk by Rhian Roberts on March 1st 2026.
During Lent the talks at St Luke’s are on the theme of A Saint I Could Believe In.
As it’s March 1st, St David’s Day and I am 100% Welsh it felt like the ideal time to share St Melangell with you.
Read moreA talk by Megan Hector on March 8th 2026.
Hello everyone, I’m Megan. You normally see me over there in the choir, but today I’ve been given the privilege and the responsibility of giving a talk about someone who most of us are probably already quite familiar with
Read moreA Talk by Paul Adlington.
If I asked you to pick a bible verse, or a saying or a phrase, that holds a place in your life; one that settles, anchors or guides you – what would it be?
Read moreA Talk by Nat Ayewah
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In February 2025, the gospel reading was from Luke 6:27-38 (The Message translation) and our second reading was a poem, Love and Fear, by Michael Leunig.
Nat Ayewah talked about The Way of Empathy: 'A modern reading of this passage might be that in the face of conflict, we should be aware of and in control of our emotions, we should walk in the shoes of our aggressors, and we should relate with and influence our disagreeable neighbors.’
A Talk by Malcolm Doney
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In December 2024 we unveiled the painting ‘Red Herring’ at St Luke’s, a work commissioned in honour of the Rev Tim Pigrem who was vicar of the parish of St Luke’s West Holloway for more than twenty years until the early 1990’s.
We also invited Malcolm Doney, the painter of Red Herring, to speak in our morning service.
A sermon by guest priest Rev Canon Malcolm Rogers
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A Talk by Dave Andrews, visiting St Luke’s from Brisbane, Australia.
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A talk by Rev Martin Wroe
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