There's a thriving Bible Study Group at St Luke's, meeting in the Church Hall on Wednesday mornings, led by Revd Noreen Russell. The group welcomes questions, views and mutual respect. No one is an expert and everyone brings their life experiences to a book that has provided life-changing insights and guidance to millions in hundreds of different languages. Feel free to come along on the day or give Noreen a call on 01782 372992.

Want to get out and make friends, or even to meet existing friends somewhere close to home? Tittensor Friendship Group welcomes everyone; there are no restrictions on age or gender: come along as you are!

Meeting in the safe comfort of St Luke's Church Hall on the first Wednesday of each month, you can enjoy friendly company, with easy access, plenty of toilets, including disabled access and a fresh cuppa from the kitchen.

Venture out, come along and meet people. Isn't that what we are all made for?

Please contact to be confirmed for more details.

We are a small friendly group of 12-15 people who meet in the church hall for Bible readings, a short discussion and prayers at 10 o’clock lasting half an hour. We have found this to be an easy introduction to church to those who have no faith or have lost their faith or just want someone to chat to. After the service we chat over tea, coffee and biscuits. Do come along and join us we would love to see you. Contact Paul Graetz 01782372356

Our monthly Holy Communion service as based on the Church of England Common Worship. We project the service and stream it live most Sundays. We have live music with Organ or Keyboard accompaniment but also use modern worship videos. Everyone is welcome at the Lord’s Table in St Luke’s even if you merely want a blessing and not partake in the communion. All are invited to the church hall after the service for tea, coffee and a chat.

A weekly term-time opportunity for parents and carers with their 0-5 year-olds to meet, chat and play. We meet in our centrally-heated church hall, which is equipped with a kitchen and two toilets, including baby-changing facilities and disability access. We enjoy toast and story time time at 10, followed by a craft activity. We finish at 11 o'clock with singing and action rhymes. It is free with donations welcomed.

Please contact Freda at [email protected] for more details.

Our Morning Prayer service is based on the Church of England Common Worship services of the word. Most services are projected with PowerPoint and live streamed. We have live music led by the organ and keyboard but we also use modern worship videos. We have a congregation of 30-35 people. All are welcome to join us in the church hall after the service for tea, coffee and a chat.