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  • Welcome
  • Worship
    • Services
    • Gospels of St Luke's
    • Talks
    • Rotas
  • Events
    • Monthly Community Lunch
    • Let's Play Children's Group
    • Monthly Gardening Group
    • Soul Food
    • Yoga Classes
    • Vox Holloway Choir
    • Voices Singing Workshop
    • Lyrical
    • Alive & Kicking Ball Library
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    • News
    • 29 things about St Luke's
    • History
    • Who's who
    • Eco Church
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    • Access & Inclusion
    • PCC
    • APCM
    • Art @ St Luke's
  • Hire
  • Safeguarding
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Lyrical

March 12, 2014 Dave
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Another night of lo-fi poets and hi-fi singer-songwriters coming up at St Luke's on Friday 21st March.Beth Rowley, Katherine Venn, Anthony Wilson and Iain Archer are on the latest LYRICAL bill - with maybe the odd late surprise. Opening around 7.30 and running till tennish - with a break to buy CDs/books and replenish your glass - we'll be raising some funds for Women At The Well, a drop-in centre for vulnerable women in Kings Cross. Tickets £8 (£4 concessions on the door).

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