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St Luke, Hatfield

St Luke, Hatfield

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The Third Marquis of Salisbury built St Luke’s as a cemetery church in 1877. As Newtown (the first new town) developed, regular Sunday services started in 1888. In 1893 the chapel was converted to a cruciform plan church.

The font was originally in a Wesleyan Chapel, which was used as a furniture store, and was reinstated in St Luke’s church before the Second World War.

The building is of a simple form with ashlar stone facing and a clay tiled roof. Internally there is considerable use of wood, including an exposed roof structure, dado panelling organ housing and pews.

It is a grade 2 listed building.
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Tel: 01707 329744
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Sunday

Holy Communion
Holy Communion (B.C.P.)
Every Sunday at 12:00 PM for 1 hour
Family Friendly
Evening Service
Evening Service (2nd Sunday of the month)
Every second Sunday at 6:00 PM for 1 hour
Family Friendly

Thursday

Holy Communion
Holy Communion (Common Worship
Every first third fourth and fifth Thursday at 10:30 AM for 1 hour
Family Friendly

Saturday

Family Service
Family service
Every Saturday at 5:00 PM for 1 hour
Family Friendly
Grade 2* Listed Building Organ
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A Church Near You ID: 7873
Built: 1877
Our Patron: Lord Salisbury
Archdeaconry: HERTFORD (323)
Deanery: WELWYN HATFIELD (32305)
Parish Legal Name: BISHOPS HATFIELD (320125)
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