Category Archives: Livestream

This week is the first of our summer services. It is a Holy Communion and the children will be joining us for the normal part of the service, but will go out to watch a Friends and Heroes episode in the vestry for part of the service. This week we also have Beth, our new curate, preaching her first sermon at St. Luke’s on the feeding of the 5,000.

Join us as we welcome Dick and Caroline Seed to hear more about their work in Africa helping training institutions for ministers across the continent develop their teaching. Also, Dick will be preaching on Romans 12:1-9 and this is the last week of the summer term for all our children and youth groups.

Join us as we look at the gospel of Mark and are inspired to put our faith in the present moment. All the normal songs of praise and activities for children.

Join us as we look at the gospel of Mark and are inspired to put our faith in Jesus and be released from our fears. All the normal songs of praise and activities for children. Also, meet our new curate, Beth.

Join us at St. Luke’s as we welcome David Bird, who is joining us to speak about the work of Compassion. Sunday Club and Pathfinders will be a part of the whole service, but Sparklers (5 year olds and under) will be running as normal.

Join us at St. Luke’s for a normal service with groups for children, hymns and songs of praise, prayer and Bible teaching. This week we continue with Mark’s gospel looking at some of Jesus’ teaching in parables.

Join us at St. Luke’s for a normal service with groups for children, hymns and songs of praise, prayer and Bible teaching. This week we continue looking at Jesus in Mark’s gospel and discover what Jesus says about his family.

Join us at St. Luke’s for a normal service with groups for children, hymns and songs of praise, prayer and Bible teaching. This week we begin a series looking afresh at Jesus through Mark’s gospel.

Join us for an All Age Service this Trinity Sunday. This week we reflect on God as Trinity, three persons, one God and how we are invited to join in with his life.

Join us for our regular Sunday morning worship this special Pentecost Sunday, which is also the twentieth anniversary of Paul and Fiona starting at St. Luke’s. The service is a communion service with the normal groups for children. We will looking at the events of Pentecost as told in Acts 2:1-21.