Welcome to St Luke's

Sides-people, Readers and Intercessors Needed

As we are returning to church, we are needing to have more volunteers to serve at the services we are holding. We particularly need help (Service preparation and welcoming, etc) for the 6pm Services on the 1st and 4th Sundays, Readers and Intercessors. We also need volunteers to read, and lead us in intercessions. Both of these roles are aspects of our active worship, and so are a blessing to the whole congregation. If you feel that this is a way in which you would like to serve the Lord, then please contact Madi.

Annual Parochial Church Meeting

Please note our Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM) is scheduled for Friday 30th October, when we will be looking for a new Church Warden to join Edward, 3 Deanery Synod Members and 3 new PCC Members. If you would prayerfully consider serving the Lord and the church in any of these ways, please discuss this with Jeremy or Sheila Austin via the email, Sheila.ag48@btinternet.com.

Giving & Donations

During the Covid-19 lockdown St Luke’s Church recognises that there will be many who cannot cope financially for various reasons. These people are in a very difficult position and may need our help. Maybe you would like to make a financial contribution to this ore on of the other St Luke's funds. Please click for more details

Grayshott Today

This months magazine is now being printed and distributed as normal. An electronic version can be read by clicking this heading and follow the link.

Limited Opening at Last

We are happy to be opening our doors for individual prayer as permitted by the regulations during the week. Safeguards are in place to limit the possible spread of Covid-19 Including restrictions on where you might sit in church and keeping a safe distance from other people. If visiting the church, please observe these measures.

Sundays are still 'ON'

The Prime Minister's recent 'Rule of 6' does not affect our Sunday Worship, because we are a structured, distanced, masked and cleaned-down venue, and we are observing the disciplines of our Risk Assessment.

Holiday Club Challenge – food for Africa’

Holiday Club Challenge – food for ’Africa’ The Holiday Club Challenge is to see if you can raise some money for food for families in East Africa on your own and with your family. Save all the money in a jar and see how much you have raised by the time you go back to school. Every little will help much more than you can imagine. Read more by clicking on the link above. Every little will help much more than you can imagine.

Services Online

Click here for this weeks service and other online activity including Bible Stories for children

Holiday Club

This year it all happend VIRTUALLY. 5 days of stories, crafts, singing & prayers. Click on this heading to see more details.