St Luke’s is the Parish Church of Whyteleafe and is part of the Caterham Team Ministry. We seek to be a welcoming, open, inclusive and friendly community church, serving the pastoral and spiritual needs of the people of Whyteleafe. We support and encourage the ministry of all.
You are very welcome.
Our Vision
We believe that all people are created in the image of God and are called into a loving, dynamic and transformative relationship with God, through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, his Son and through the power of the Holy Spirit.
On Sundays we come together to receive Holy Communion, to be challenged and encouraged by God’s word and to receive strength and support from God and from one another so that we can live our daily lives more openly and lovingly, sharing the good news of Christ in our words and through our lives.
We aim to be an inclusive church welcoming everyone, whatever their age, background, sexuality or relationship status and regardless of how much or how little faith they may have. Honest doubters and people with questions are positively welcomed!
Upcoming Events at St Luke's
Sunday Services
8:00am – Book of Common Prayer Eucharist (First Sunday of the Month)
9.30am – All Age Eucharist (First Sunday of the Month, child friendly)
9:30am – Parish Eucharist
- On the first Sunday of every month there is an All Age Service therefore in term time, children aged up to 11 meet in the Transept for “Inklings” our Junior Church on the second, third, fourth and fifth Sunday of the month.
- Do join us for refreshments after the service.
Tuesday Service
PLEASE NOTE during December 2019 and January 2020 Tuesday Evening Services will be taking a break.
7:30pm – Healing and Wholeness Eucharist (First Tuesday of the Month)
7:30pm – Conversation and Communion
Morning Prayer
Tuesday & Friday at 8:30am
In December, please join Caterham Churches Together at Chaldon Church,
Church Lane, CR3 5AL every Wednesday at 8.30am.
Safeguarding
The parish of St Luke’s, Whyteleafe takes the safeguarding and care of children and vulnerable adults very seriously. Further information about this can be found at above under Safeguarding.