The church of St Luke's, in the Parish of Enmore with Stanmore is unique.
It has endured many vicissitudes since it was built in 1882.
Many of these changes are reflected in the structure of the building
but more than 120 years brings massive change to congregations as well.
St Luke's is now an inclusive congregation with about 16 different nationalities and almost as many languages.
We have every variety of people also... age, gender, race, marital or family status, sexual orientation, disability and wealth.
It is our determination to offer God's unconditional love to all.

We worship in the style which is sometimes called Anglo-Catholic or High Church.
This means we use symbol and ceremony, candles, holy water, incense and colourful vestments.
We love processions and singing and as many people as possible taking leadership roles in the worship.
Above all, we delight to gather in a circle around the altar to bless the bread and wine which is for us the body and blood of Christ, and to share it together.

As you scroll down, you will read more about us, but really you will need to explore the whole of the website.

Our Parish Council:

At our Annual Vestry Meeting on Sunday February 20th, we elected a new Parish Council.


The Wardens for 2011 are Richard Hagen (Rector's Warden); Ruth Champion (People's Warden) and Eddie Reddy (People's Warden)

Elected Members of Parish Council are Katherine Oldfield, Remy Low, Mandy Tibbey, Kay Younie, Wit Takham and Melinda Seed

The Rector has nominatedJohn Burns and Mac Maitree as Parish Councillors.

Office Holders are: Melinda Seed - Treasurer; Susan Hill - Safe Ministry Representative; Mandy Tibbey - Minute Secretary.

James Barnes is elected as Auditor

The Parish Nominators are: Stuart Veitch, Moya Holle, Ruth Champion, Richard Hagen and Mandy Tibbey

Synod Representatives elected in 2011 for three years: Katherine Oldfield and Stuart Grigg, while as alternates, Ruth Champion and Jennie Winton agreed to act.

Parish councillors are members of The Parish Council which is intended to be a good steward of parish resources, and to work with the Parish Priest in the planning organising and carrying out of the pastoral educational evangelistic and missionary work of the parish.

Commissioning the Parish Council