St Luke’s is a small and beautiful rural church with a growing congregation and a strong sense of church family. Relationships matter deeply to us, and newcomers often comment on the warmth and friendliness of our worshipping community. We hold a Holy Communion service on the first Sunday of each month and a Village Service on the third Sunday. Tea and coffee are served after every Village Service, and after Communion when volunteers are available. Although we currently have no kitchen or toilet facilities, we are in the planning process and actively fundraising towards these much‑needed improvements. We look forward to the opportunities they will bring for hospitality, study groups and wider community use. A key part of our community life is the fortnightly Tuesday Tea Room, run by friends of the church. It offers companionship, support and a welcoming space for anyone in the village, while also contributing to our amenities project. It has become a valued gathering point and a lovely expression of village care. We would be delighted to welcome you to any of our services or events.