Activities for Adults
Here at St Luke's there is a wide range of activities for adults, some on church premises and others in peoples' homes.
Homegroups / Study Groups / Fellowship & Friendship Groups. Various groups meet fortnightly or monthly in the daytime or evening. If you would like to join a group or find out more about what is available contact Lesley Combe via contact us
Monday Meeting Point for over 60s. A programme of guest speakers, followed by refreshments and fellowship. Alternate Mondays at 2.20 pm in the Hall. Transport can be arranged where necessary.
Contact Ann and David Jardine via contact us
St. Luke’s Lunches. Offering friendship and fellowship over a meal together, for over 60s. Transport provided on alternate Mondays to link with Monday Meeting Point.
Contact Jean Burrows or Freda Digby via contact us.
Women’s Fellowship. An hour of Christian fellowship, usually with a guest speaker on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays at 2.15 pm at homes in the area. Contact Colleen Denman via contact us
Men’s Coffee Morning. Fortnightly fellowship on Thursday mornings at 10 am in the Upper Room. Contact Gren Morgan via contact us.
Ladies’ Coffee Morning. On Thursday mornings, alternate weeks to the men’s group. 10 am in the Upper Room. Contact Dorothy Stratton via contact us
Women’s Evening Groups. A varied and informal programme for ladies of all ages, providing an opportunity to meet old and new friends, on the 1st Thursday Girls’ Night Out - Contact Nicola Pigott via contact us and on the 3rd Thursday Women’s Evening Group at 8 pm in the Church Centre - Contact Chris Trickey via contact us
Men’s Group. Pie & Pea supper for men termly on a Friday evening. Usually a social evening with supper in a local pub. Contact Alan Combe via contact us.
First Friday for Men. Noggin & Natter for men at 8.00pm at the Three Merry Lads on the first Friday of each month—Contact Colin Peskett or Nigel Thompson via contact us.
Reading Group. Held every couple of months or so in the evening. An opportunity to meet and discuss a previously selected book. Contact Shelagh Dixon via contact us
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