St Luke's is a lively, Anglican Church situated on the Cassiobury Estate in Watford
that is committed to worship, community, and being Christians in the world in which we live.
The people at St Luke's come from all walks of life but the love of the Lord Jesus Christ is the thread that links all the people and activities of St Lukes
There are a range of activities for all ages, including:
St Lukes is one of the churches in the Deanery of Watford and is involved in the life of the town of Watford,
in particular with Christians Across Watford (CAW) and the local branch of the Association of Christian Teachers (ACT).
St Lukes supports the Watford Town Centre Chaplaincy project and the Watford Schools Trust.
The church is in the Diocese of St Albans, under the Bishop of St Albans, Christopher Herbert.
The web site seeks to assist anyone seeking an introduction to "Christianity" or wanting to find out about Jesus
as well as publishing the program of events and activities at the church.
The church is building new premises which are due to be completed in February 2006 and to be opened by the Bishop of St Albans
The inauguration programme will extend for some time and is expected to include visits from former members and clergy
including John Taylor, one time curate at St Luke's and former Bishop of St Albans.
Music plays an important part in the life of St Lukes both in and out of the services.
All sorts and types of music are used in the services including a children's choir, an occasional church orchestra,
a worship group, a brass ensemble and St Luke's Singers.
Organ music also has a part in the musical life of St Luke's and in recent months
Tony and Anita Catterick gave a concert to celebrate their twnety fifth wedding anniversary
and Eleanor Mynell performed a number of vocal works.
St Luke's has a wide interest in mission in the parish, in the town and throughout the world.
Active links are maintained with Mercy Ships, Love Russia, The London City Mission, The Jacaranda Mission
and the International Nepal Fellowship among others.
There has been an active and on going involvement with the church in Uganda through Alfred Olwa and George Ario.
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