Sharing food, gathered around tables and hearing the old old story. A quiet service to enter the drama of Easter.

An alternative take on the ‘stations of the cross’ in which creatives from around the community of St Luke’s unveil paintings, sculptures and installations reflecting the ‘Fringe Dwellers’ who Jesus of Nazareth was drawn to. Song, story and meditation on the way of faith and doubt, loss and hope.

• Coffee + hot cross buns in the Small hall from 11.15
• "Fringe dwellers: an Easter art meditation" exhibition free viewing after the service

Every afternoon. Friday to Monday, 12-4pm, pop in to St Luke’s to see the artworks, sit in the quiet or light a candle for someone in your world or something in your life.

A late night liturgy from death to life, as readings, hymns and the eucharist take us to an empty tomb.

A family service for all ages as we witness the hope of resurrection at the heart of the Easter story.