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Our doors open at 8.30am, morning prayer is said at 8.30am and Mass at 9.15am
Whether you are visiting, returning or coming to Church for the first time, we look forward to welcoming you to St Lukes. If you are unsure and have questions about Church life please come a little earlier and speak to one of our sides people or Churchwardens. You might also like to contact the Church directly and we would be happy to help.
Find us on facebook @southendstlukeschurch
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Wednesday morning is a great time to visit St Luke's, we have a regular group of people who are excited to see a new face or indeed someone to return or visit! The service is more stripped back than a Sung Sunday Mass but it is by no means of less value for worship & prayer.
Often tea/coffee/juice is available after this service and an opportunity for fellowship & a chat if you would like to - all are welcome
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Come into the church for tea/coffee with a sweet treat, crafts, puzzles, art and games available or join in on the conversation.
It's a great time to meet new people, relax and catch up, we are social creatures after all!
Wednesday morning is a great time to visit St Luke's, we have a regular group of people who are excited to see a new face or indeed someone to return or visit! The service is more stripped back than a Sung Sunday Mass but it is by no means of less value for worship & prayer.
Often tea/coffee/juice is available after this service and an opportunity for fellowship & a chat if you would like to - all are welcome
Find us on facebook @southendstlukeschurch
Mothering Sunday falls on Laetare Sunday - the midway point between the start of Lent and Easter Sunday.
We celebrate Mass with a splash of rose pink and of joy in thanksgiving to God for all Mothers and especially Mary mother of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Come and join us for a happy mid point on our way to the Cross and beyond
Journey with us through Jesus' journey to the Cross through imagery, prayers and song as we move from station to station.
Light refreshments served afterwards
Palm Sunday, we begin with a short procession with palms to celebrate the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem
Then we hear the passion of Christ - his trial and crucifixion
Moving from Joy to solenmity this marks the beginning of Holy week and we have Mass to nourish our souls for this time ahead.
