We are about to head into a time of change as Rev. Chris moves on to a new role within the diocese. We want to encourage our Church family to be praying for the Church and the community especially during this time and wanted to share this resource which you may like to use.
There are different kinds of gifts and the same Spirit distributes them. There are different kinds of service, but the same Lord. In his letter
Have you noticed how often angels are mentioned in Christmas carols? Run through a few in your head and think about what the angels are
Happy New Year everyone! We’re used to thinking about New Year being on 1st January, but the start of the Church’s year is the first
St. Luke’s is able to open again in a limited way for services from Sunday 6th December! We are expecting to be in Tier 3 again, and
Today I was hoping to write you a thought that would avoid the topic of COVID, pandemics, isolations and all the endless stuff that comes
WARNING! Some may think this subject is being discussed too early! 😊 So, here we are mid-November. I don’t know about you but usually by
St Luke’s regrets to announce that we have had to close for Sunday worship again during lockdown but don’t worry we’re still here for you.
Psalm 81 LORD, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth! You have set your glory in the heavens. 2 Through the
This encounter with Jesus is one that has long fascinated me. You can read about it in John 5:1-8. It tells the story of a
25 years ago I went back to work, my children all then going to school, I hadn’t been in the work place for 15 years.
In our world today, many people are feeling anxious and worried, and it is too easy to bottle the fears and anxieties up and carry
As we move into this second period of ‘lockdown’ the challenges that we face are changing. From the initial ‘where will I get food?’ and