Alcoholics Anonymous

is a fellowship group for people who want to do something about their drinking problem.  20 to 25 people meet at the Lighthouse Hall every Tuesday throughout the year, including December.

Anglicare Counselling – we’re listening

“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you”   Maya Angelou

Counselling is a quiet respectful ministry at St Luke’s. Please click here for further information.

Eborall Melville DeWitt School of Ballet

Founded over 50 years ago by esteemed ballet teachers Eborall Melville DeWitt School of Ballet has been nurturing a love of ballet across the generations. The studio offers classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays at St. Luke’s. Welcoming students as young as 4 years old and supporting dancers throughout their professional careers. Our team of nurturing and dedicated teachers ensures that every dancer receives the personalised attention they need to thrive.

Training in the prestigious Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) syllabus, Eborall Melville DeWitt has earned a reputation for producing world class dancers. Many of our graduates have gone on to successful careers both locally and internationally representing EMD with pride. At Eborall Melville DeWitt School of Ballet we are dedicated to fostering each student’s passion and potential ensuring a life long love for ballet

Contact Vanessa Eborall for more details 0828919494
Eborall Melville DeWitt School of Ballet

Kumon Maths and English

Kumon Maths and English is an extra-curricular activity for children between 4-14. It is designed to enrich skills, develop strong concentration and accuracy as well encourage strong and independent students.
Open Mon and Thurs
3:00 – 5:00 pm
St Luke’s Lighthouse Room
Gail 082-338-8183

Mediation Services at St. Luke’s

Mediation is a process where a trained facilitator (mediator) helps two people to settle their legal dispute in a manner that is acceptable to both people.

A trained mediator is offering her services as a mediator, free of charge.

If you are involved in a legal dispute with someone;  if both of you want a win-win solution, and if you would both prefer not to fight it out in court, then mediation may be the right way forward for you.

The mediator does not give legal advice, and does not have the power to decide the outcome of the dispute. The mediator helps both people to think “outside of the box”, explore possible solutions and settle their dispute out of court.

Everything said during the mediation remains confidential and may not be repeated  in court proceedings.

The mediator retains the discretion to terminate the mediation if at any stage she forms the view that settlement is unlikely

If you would like to know more, kindly contact the Church Office 011-728-7015

Overeaters Anonymous (OA)

offers a program of recovery from compulsive eating, anorexia and bulimia. Meetings and other tools provide a fellowship of experience, strength and hope where members respect one another’s anonymity. The group meet in the Parish Centre (office block) every Tuesday at 19h30.

Press On Ironing Service

Every Monday and Wednesday, several ironers collaborate to provide an ironing service to the community. Ironing is collected from 07h00 and weighed at the Church Hall. Customers are charged R30 per kg.  You will be informed when to come and collect your iron once you have dropped it off.

Silver Fit exercise and wellness

Silver Fit is an exercise and wellness program specifically designed to keep older adults mobile, independent and strong.  Older adults are challenged through gentle exercise, in a safe and suitable group class format that is progressed and varied as needed for each individual.  Silver Fit is a well-researched exercise program that has been specifically designed to address the needs of people 60 years and older.

The classes are fun and social and we encourage people to work at their own pace and ability.  Silver Fit is helping a generation defy the odds, shatter stereotypes and live out the golden years actively. To find out more click here

Weigh-Less

Mary Holford, who founded Weigh-Less in 1975, wanting to incorporate the values and support that she wanted to receive as an overweight person. She says: “Weigh-Less was to incorporate all the tools and support that I needed to assist me in losing weight. I wanted a live-able, do-able and afford-able eating plan that would be founded on sound nutritional principles.”

Weighless meets at St. Luke’s on Wednesday’s from 17h00. If you would like to join this group, please contact the church office and we can put you in touch with Stell who runs it.

To find out more click here