Over our first 200 years, St Luke’s has been blessed with a congregation whose composition reflects the diversity and dimension of Village culture.

The history of the Parish is entwined with its unique location and the people of all faiths and walks of life who have gravitated to our community and found both a physical place and a spiritual space within to be who they are.

Recounted by both clergy and community, our narratives reflect who we are individually and who we have become collectively by association with each other.

As we celebrate the Bicentennial, we will be posting 200 Tales that illustrate the social history of St Luke’s over the years through personal account and observation. These are the tales we tell and the stories we’ve been told.

As we create the next 200 years together, we want to hear your side of our story. To record your experiences at St Luke’s as a living history of our times so that future generations can engage with an archive of anecdotes that chronicles the many and varied lives of St. Luke in the Fields.

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• Way-Station
  Early in my retirement I decided to explore the bird population in the gardens at St. Luke’s. I wasn’t expecting …
• The Choir of St. Luke in the Fields
  As part of the liturgy at St. Luke’s Church, the Choir regularly performs masses and motets that date from the …
• Revolutionary Acts
  Caroline Prugh considers what makes St. Luke’s her home.
• Doing Good Work
  Michael Brainerd is one of St. Luke’s faithful garden volunteers. A member of the parish since the 1980’s, he recalls …

Interested in taking part?

We’d love to hear your story! Contact us to set up an interview.