St Luke's community Walthamstow
 

St Luke’s is a Christian community serving Walthamstow and beyond

We are Christian community that meets to support each other in our faith, life and friendships. We are involved in projects across Walthamstow, London including with Worth Unlimited, Christian Kitchen, Welcome Cafe, Forest Churches Emergency Night Shelter, Holiday cooking club and Youth bible study.

Where will you find us?

 
 

Sundays catch up
11am at Crate, Walthamstow

Sundays evening prayer
6pm at St Mary’s Church, Walthamstow

Wednesdays Bible Study
7:45pm at Rio's Coffee Lounge, 296 Hoe St, E17 9QD

On the last Wednesday of every month we have a meal together.

Do get in touch to find out more.

Church
meeting you
where you are

 

Our history

St Luke’s church was founded on Greenleaf Road, Walthamstow in 1902.

In 2006 we became a church on the High Street and for 16 years, St Luke’s served Walthamstow Farmers’ Market every Sunday morning, providing free tea & coffee, home-made cakes and holding out hope.

We were sad to leave our space in the Farmers’ Market in December 2023 but we continue to meet locally and all are welcome to join us.

 

Are you interested in how the church can reach the wider Walthamstow community? Do you have some ideas already?

We would love to hear from you.

Please get in touch!

 

Questions

Conversations

Prayers

Bible Study

Eating Together

Community Engagement

Other things we do.

Café church

St Luke's cafe church

Forest camping

St Lukes forest church and summer camp

Allotment project

St Lukes allotment project
 

We are an Eco Church and an Inclusive Church!

St Luke’s are proud to be a Bronze Award Winner and will be working hard to reduce our impact on the earth and creation.

Find out more about being an Eco Church and what being an Inclusive Church means.

Do you have any questions?

About life, meaning, spirituality, God? Become part of the conversation…
Would you like us to pray for you?
We help each other when life is hard or we’re in trouble. We also celebrate the good things together.