Join us for our daily prayer from Monday - Friday, sharing a short liturgy from the Wild Goose Worship Group.

On the first Sunday of every month our 11am service will take a different format as we hold a Celtic prayer service, inspired by The Iona Community - Wild Goose Resource Group, Wee Worship Book Fifth Incarnation.
Please note there’s no communion at this service.

Vox Holloway (Latin: “the voice of Holloway”) began in 2009 as a community choral society for all – no auditions, no professions of faith or previous experience of choral singing required – with St Luke’s as its home. It includes participants from far and wide who wouldn't necessarily consider setting foot in a church.

At its first concert, ‘The Messiah’ in December 2009, the choir raised £6,000 for the Umthombo Street Children project in Durban South Africa. At its second, ‘Requiem in Blue’ by Harvey Brough, performed on Palm Sunday, it raised £14,000 for the DEC Haiti appeal. Both were performed to a packed house.

Its director, Justin Butcher, who's also the organist and choirmaster at St Luke’s, says:
“I think my key inspiration is my conviction that singing, perhaps more than any other art form, connects us most profoundly to the mystery of who and what we are – body, mind and spirit – at the same time as connecting us to each other. It’s a crime that so many people grow up thinking they can’t sing and miss out on something that should be both fun, creative and sociable but also a primal encounter with the Divine in the midst of life.”

Rehearsals are every Tuesday at 7.30pm at the church - term time. Sign up at voxholloway.com.

As part of St Luke’s commitment to supporting health and wellness we have a Yoga class with Vikki Poole on Thursday morning from 10.30-11.30 in the hall (term time). No experience needed.
Mats provided or bring your own. £5 (concessions free).
All welcome - spread the word!

We usually meet in the main garden on the first Saturday of every month, 11-2pm all welcome!

No experience needed, just wear sturdy shoes and old clothes to clear, burn and generally tidy up our lovely gardens around the church.

Join us on Sunday mornings for our main service, including contributions from our community. There are activities for children and a DIY crèche, plus tea and coffee after the service.

A group for 21-35s who meet fortnightly on Monday evenings in the hall from 7.30-9.30pm.

We bring and share tasty food, plus make space to share reflections on our week, some text or art that's moved us, and have a period of shared silence. For dates and more information visit our website to join the whatsapp group.

On the last Sunday of the month we host a Community Lunch from 12.30pm. All welcome! There's no preaching, praying or paying! Please spread the word.