We have launched a YouTube channel for the parish. In the present circumstances, this will help us to stay engaged with parish life through teaching and devotional videos, but we look forward also to the lifting of current restrictions and the new opportunities this will permit.

Please visit the YouTube channel here and subscribe to it — more subscriptions will allow us to access more online facilities.

Check back to the YouTube page for further updates. 

Please click here to be taken to a page giving full details of our changes to parish policy and practice in light of the Coronavirus. To give a brief summary:

• services will continue, but will no longer be public;
• we will make resources available for private prayer and devotion;
• we will aim to be in touch with anyone in our community who is vulnerable (please contact us if this applies to you).

Please join us in continuing to pray for all those affected by this situation.

(Updated 20 March 2020)

We are delighted to be supporting the Christian Aid appeal for Syrian refugees which aims to help those fleeing war-torn Syria to build a new life as they settle in Lebanon, Iraq and elsewhere. 

On Friday 6 March we held a charity-screening of the BAFTA-winning film For Sama — this night alone raised £1,500. This brings out total for this appeal to £2,390 so far — and rising!

Our target is £5,000 — if we can make this target then our fundraising will be match-funded six times over to yield a total of £35,000.

To make a donation yourself, please visit our JustGiving page.

On Sunday 2 February we will hold the first in what we hope will be an occasional series of “Come and Sing Evensong.” 

Sunday 2 February – The Presentation of the Lord (Candlemas)
3.30pm practice
5pm Evensong
refreshments to follow

Dyson in F
Eccard, When to Temple Mary Went

Singers of any standard/ability welcome!

Get in touch for further details.

A group of seven parishioners from St Luke’s travelled to central London for the London Citizens delegates assembly on Wednesday 20 November. There we took part in the process which decided that the three main demands for action from the candidates to be Mayor of London next year will be:
· Youth safety,
· Housing
· The Climate Crisis.

In order to help make the Mayoral Assembly on 21 April 2020 as powerful as possible, we pledged to bring at least 20 people along from St Luke’s to hear whether the mayoral candidates will pledge to act on London Citizen’s demands on these vital issues.

You can keep up to date on these and other campaigns at:

http://www.citizensuk.org/London-2020-plan