On Sunday 6th November there will not be an evening service at St Lukes Church, and instead those involved in the community will be part of a presentation of New Monasticism and our vision of what we are wanting to do, at All Saints Church by Peckham Rye train station. The presentation begins at 7.30pm, so please do join us […]
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We are very pleased that the very first E-Newsletter was circulated in the first week of April 2016. If you want to sign up to receive this then please click on the blue box on the right hand side of this website. To see this E-Newsletter in your Internet Browser please click here.
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Great to see an article on St Luke’s being a mixed economy missional parish on the national UK Fresh Expressions website. To read the article click here. The article emphasises the important breadth of a parish looking at the needs of different groups of people.
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There is much about modern life that makes it stressful with the great danger that we exist only at the surface of ourselves. In Cities life is even faster. The temptation then comes to fill your life with stuff – netflix a film a podcast what ever it takes to distract yourself. But eventually we all become aware that by […]
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Really pleased to see that the Diocese of Southwark Newspaper The Bridge have included a feature on the vision of St Luke’s Church, which is very positive. To read it, please click here.
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Christian Spirituality finds its roots in the Christian tradition from the second century ACE inspired by Christian monasticism that began with the great number of Christians who went into the deserts of Alexandria and Syria (in North Africa). From its earliest days Christian forms of monasticism were focused on a whole of life approach to the question ‘How should we […]
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In late autumn 2015, a group from St Luke’s Church Peckham went to see the West Africa Exhibition of Word, Symbol and Song. Marion, a participant of our Sunday Morning Congregation was one of the curators that made this event happen. It was a feast of cultural, political, art, song, crafts and much more, exploring the history and experiences […]
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