We are pleased to announce today, Sunday 12 June 2022 that, The Reverend Aneal Appadoo, presently Associate Minister at Surbiton Hill, Christ Church, also in the Diocese of Southwark, has been appointed Vicar at Reigate, St Luke, subject to completion of the necessary procedures. The Collation and Induction service of The Reverend Aneal Appadoo will take place at 7pm on Wednesday 12 October 2022 at St Luke's Church, Reigate with refreshments afterwards.Please join us to welcome Revd Appadoo and his family.https://www.stlukesreigate.org.uk/post/reverend-aneal-appadoo
The works in this scheme come under faculty jurisdiction (where applicable) and will replace any previous quotation or specification. Documents & Schedules are available to vie won our website: https://www.stlukesreigate.org.uk/post/building-projects
We do not require you to wear a mask however if you want to wear one, please do so.We ask you all to remember the social distancing guidelines at all time and that the church is a space for quiet and prayer.If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Alison.alison@stlukesreigate.org.uk
Food Partnership with CO-OP We are really excited how this is growing. We are usually collecting 6 nights a week from all three CO-OP stores (Woodhatch, Trehaven & South Park). From that we: ➢ Provide food parcels twice a week to 10 families ➢ Provide bread and pastries to Key Workers at ESH 5 days a week ➢ Give one whole collection to Wayside ➢ Give one whole collection to Redhill Women’s Refuge ➢ Give to bread (& more) to Margaret Laurie House fortnightly All those who receive food parcels in any way are very thankful for the food and support The team has grown to 11 people sharing out the roles of collection, allocation and distribution. Some of our congregation are purchasing extras in their regular shopping and passing that on to the church and that is included in the food parcels to the families - Thank you SO much. If you would like to contribute food, please let Alison or Anita know and we can arrange for it to get to the church. We accept anything (but we don’t need fruit or veg).Co-op Local Community Fund Co-op Members can officially support St Luke's Church Lunch Matters as part of the Local Community Fund by visiting https://membership.coop.co.uk/causes/61078 and register/sign in to your Co-op account to choose this cause. When you buy selected Co-op products and services, 2p for every £1 spent goes into your membership account and they’ll split the same between like-minded organisations and local causes.
