St Luke's is a Church of England parish church where, on a good day, everyone can be themselves, however they might describe their faith. Or lack of it. We aspire to be a community which is inclusive and accepting, regardless of ethnicity, gender, sexuality, disability, background or belief.

We’re currently in a vacancy and searching for an interim vicar for a three year post, could it be you?

Want to know more about St Luke’s? How to get married, baptised or buried? - Tina is our church administrator. For our community’s latest news click here.

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What’s on at St Luke’s…


Lent & Easter

  • Lent Book Group

    If you would like to meet up with others to discuss this year’s Archbishop of Canterbury’s Lent book – Tarry Awhile by Selina Stone – then come and join us.

    Meetings will be online on the church zoom (meeting ID 603 506 5548 password Francis) at 8pm on Thursdays.

    We’ll be using the Big Church Read questions to guide us and their reading plan:

    15 February: Darkness pp 1-24 / 22 February: One pp 25-50 / 29 February: Movement pp 51-75
    7 March: Spirit pp 76-100 / 14 March: Quiet pp 101-126 / 21 March: Healing pp 127-152


  • Daily Lenten Reflections

    The Church of England is using Selina Stone’s Tarry Awhile as the inspiration for this year’s Lent theme “Watch and Pray: Wisdom and hope for Lent and life”. If you would like to receive a daily reading, reflection and prayer by email you can sign up here.


  • Palm Sunday

    Sunday 24 March, service starts in the garden at 11am


  • Maundy Thursday Meal

    Thursday 28 March, from 7pm.


  • Good Friday Meditation Service with Easter Art Stations of the Cross

    Friday 29 March, Midday.


  • Holy Saturday Vigil Service

    Saturday 30 March 11.30pm.


  • Easter Day Family Service

    Sunday 31 March, 11am.



Services & Prayers

  • Our main Family Service is on Sunday at 11am.
    On the first Sunday of the month, we hold a Celtic prayer service, inspired by The Iona Community - Wild Goose Resource Group, Wee Worship Book Fifth Incarnation. Please note there’s no communion at this service.

  • From Monday to Friday join us on zoom for morning prayers, sharing a liturgy from the Iona Community

  • Soul Food group for 21-35s who meet fortnightly on Mondays from 7-9pm

  • On the First Sunday of the month members of our choir and congregation, led by our music director Justin Butcher sing at the 9.30am chapel service at HMP Pentonville. If you would like to find out more email Justin.




Community Events

 

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Climate Action

Each week in our newsletter members of St Luke’s Eco-Group share Climate Action Top Tips - ways we can all contribute to make a positive difference in this time of Climate Crisis. Click on the green circle to read some and if you’d like to receive our newsletter fill in your email address below.

 

We are an Eco Church

In 2018 we were awarded Bronze Eco Church Award and we’re now working towards Gold.
(Watch this space!)

 
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St Lukes is a FairTrade church

All our tea, coffee and sugar is fairtrade and we use recycled paper, tissue and towels and eco cleaning products whenever possible.

 

Student Christian Movement

We are a Student Christian Movement link church, supporting the aims of SCM.

 

Safeguarding is of utmost important at St Luke’s. We are committed to safeguarding children, young people, victims/perpetrators of domestic abuse and vulnerable adults. The PCC has adopted the Church of England’s policies and best practice on safeguarding
Our Safeguarding Officer is Sheena Cruse who can be contacted via email. Alternatively, the Diocesan Safeguarding team can be contacted at safeguarding@london.anglican.org or on 020 7932 1224. Safeguarding advice and helplines can also be found on the Church of England website