Our Vision

St. Luke’s seeks to build God’s Kingdom by helping believers to develop a covenant relationship with God – Father, Son and Holy Spirit – that will enrich our daily lives and equip us for service to others.

Our values

  • The faith of Anglicans is founded on the Scriptures and Christian tradition.
  • The Eucharist is central to Anglican worship.
  • Anglicanism encourages a vibrant Christian living relationship with the Father, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit through prayer and worship and Christian ministry.
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Our History

  • Worship began in 1906 in the Norwood School Hall.
  • St Luke’s Church, designed by architect Sir Herbert Baker, completed in 1907.
  • The church was extended in the 1920’s to accommodate the organ.
  • One of the parishioners made the pews in 1946.
  • The Hall was built in 1951.
  • The tower, gallery and vestries were added in 1956.
  • Over the years, the Church has acquired various properties in the area.  The Rectory was developed into the Parish Centre in 1988,
  • the Robin Crawford Centre and Library was built in 1999,
  • and in 2007 the Lighthouse Hall was developed to accommodate our youth and provide additional space for our many activities.
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