Welcome to St. Luke's Church - a delightful village church in the heart of the Cheshire countryside.
COVID-19 virus: 17th March 2020
It is with great sadness I inform you we have to suspend public services as from today.
However St Luke's remains open during daylight hours and you are welcome to use the church for prayer, reflection and solitude.
Be assured of my prayer and concern for us all at this time.
If you require a visit or need a listening ear please contact the vicar Rev'd Heather Buckley 01477532619
Thank you. In prayer,
Heather.
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Within sight of the famous Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope, St. Luke's is in a prominent position in the village, near the school, pubs, shops and railway station. Its people and its activities have been an integral part of the village life since the Middle Ages, and they continue to play an active part in the community today.
Our website is designed to help you find all of the latest information about the church and to share something of the history of the building and the support that it offers to its parishioners today.
COVID-19 virus: 17th March 2020
It is with great sadness I inform you we have to suspend public services as from today.
However St Luke's remains open during daylight hours and you are welcome to use the church for prayer, reflection and solitude.
Be assured of my prayer and concern for us all at this time.
If you require a visit or need a listening ear please contact the vicar Rev'd Heather Buckley 01477532619
Thank you. In prayer,
Heather.
_____________________________________________________________
Within sight of the famous Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope, St. Luke's is in a prominent position in the village, near the school, pubs, shops and railway station. Its people and its activities have been an integral part of the village life since the Middle Ages, and they continue to play an active part in the community today.
Our website is designed to help you find all of the latest information about the church and to share something of the history of the building and the support that it offers to its parishioners today.