At St. Luke’s everything we do is guided by Jesus. We are convinced that “he died for all, so that those who live might live no longer for themselves, but for him who died and was raised for them.” (2 Corinthians 5:15). So we listen to him, worship him, and seek to respond to the call he has made to us.

What to expect

We are a medium-sized congregation in the evangelical Anglican tradition. On Sundays we share in a relaxed and joyful service of word and sacrament. The life of St. Luke’s also stretches beyond the Sunday service. Regular ministries include:

• Fellowship over BBQ lunch or morning tea
• Small groups
• Fun and Music, for young children and their parents
  
• ESL classes
• Homies, a homework club for primary aged children, driven by volunteer tutors

Some one-off events in the past year have been:

• Small group weekend away in Cottles Bridge
• A creative celebration night, with performances from St. Luke’s members, friends and family
• Alpha
• Christmas carols in the Clarendon Centre

What should you expect at St. Luke’s? Expect to be made welcome. Expect to find a community you can belong to. Expect God to be present. Expect the Spirit of Christ to be at work in your life.

Our faith

The Bible is the ultimate rule and standard of our faith. As God’s word for us, we believe it contains all things necessary for salvation. We hold to the Apostles’ Creed and the Nicene Creed, which outline the Christian faith. We agree to the Anglican formularies, notably the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion.

As an Anglican Church, we are part of the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne, the Anglican Church of Australia, and the worldwide Anglican Communion.