Registered Charity Number 1151418
Welcome to St John’s & St Luke’s Clay Hill. It’s
great to have you here. We’re a community on the
northern edge of Enfield, seeking to grow in the
faith and love of Jesus Christ. Have a look around
or, even better, come and see us sometime.
News for Sunday 20th January
Annual Stewardship Review
The annual review of the Parish Stewardship Scheme starts today.
This year’s review is particularly important as we need to replace
pledges of several members who had to leave the Scheme last year.
The Scheme provides around one third of parish income and
supports the life and activities of our two churches, the maintenance
of our buildings and the ministry costs of having a full-time Vicar. In
2018, the parish needed £287 every day to meet those costs.
If you are already in the scheme or a regular member of one of our
congregations, there should be a letter for you from the vicar with
information about the scheme at the back of the church. If there
isn’t, please talk to either the Stewardship Recorder, Marion Berry, or
the Vicar. All pledges should be returned by the end of February
2018.
Winter Night Shelter, St Luke’s, Friday Nights from 4th Jan
The night shelter will run for 14 weeks this year; volunteers are
needed as well as donations. Please see seperate notices or speak to
Peter LIvermore or John Rhatigan.
The 100 Club is looking for new members for 2019
For £2 per month, you can be entered into the monthly draw with a
chance to win one of four prizes £40, £20, £10, £5. Proceeds are split
betwen prize money and parish funds, to join, or renew
membership, please contact Dave Young.
Soup Lunch, Wednesday 6th February, 1pm, Jean Price Hall All
proceeds will go to the Night Shelter.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Your privacy is important to us
The PCC of our parish of St John and St Luke, Clay Hill values your privacy and wants you to understand the choices and control you have over any information that we may hold about you. To help explain those choices and give you that control, please read our parish Privacy Notice which take into account the new requirements of the GDPR. Click here to download our Privacy Notice.
Principal Services
Sunday 20th Jan – Third Sunday of Epiphany
08.00am
Said Eucharist
St John’s
09.30am Children’s Service St John’s
10.30am
Sung Eucharist St Luke’s
4.00pm
Town Churches Christian Unity
Trinity Church
We have other services throughout the week, which can
be found here
Need a Venue?
Our Churches and Halls are available to hire
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Registered Charity Number 1151418
News for Sunday 20th January
Annual Stewardship Review
The annual review of the Parish
Stewardship Scheme starts today. This
year’s review is particularly important as
we need to replace pledges of several
members who had to leave the Scheme
last year.
The Scheme provides around one third
of parish income and supports the life
and activities of our two churches, the
maintenance of our buildings and the
ministry costs of having a full-time Vicar.
In 2018, the parish needed £287 every
day to meet those costs.
If you are already in the scheme or a
regular member of one of our
congregations, there should be a letter
for you from the vicar with information
about the scheme at the back of the
church. If there isn’t, please talk to either
the Stewardship Recorder, Marion Berry,
or the Vicar. All pledges should be
returned by the end of February 2018.
Winter Night Shelter, St Luke’s, Friday
Nights from 4th Jan
The night shelter will run for 14 weeks
this year; volunteers are needed as well
as donations. Please see seperate
notices or speak to Peter LIvermore or
John Rhatigan.
The 100 Club is looking for new
members for 2019
For £2 per month, you can be entered
into the monthly draw with a chance to
win one of four prizes £40, £20, £10, £5.
Proceeds are split betwen prize money
and parish funds, to join, or renew
membership, please contact Dave
Young.
Soup Lunch, Wednesday 6th February,
1pm, Jean Price Hall All proceeds will go
to the Night Shelter.
Welcome to St John’s & St Luke’s Clay
Hill. It’s great to have you here. We’re a
community on the northern edge of
Enfield, seeking to grow in the faith and
love of Jesus Christ. Have a look around
or, even better, come and see us
sometime.
Principal Services
Sunday 20th Jan – Third Sunday of
Epiphany
08.00am
Said Eucharist
St John’s
09.30am Children’s Service St John’s
10.30am
Sung Eucharist St Luke’s
4.00pm
Town Churches Christian Unity
Trinity Church
We have other services throughout the
week, which can be found here
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Your privacy is important to us
The PCC of our parish of St John and St Luke, Clay Hill values your privacy and wants you to understand the choices and control you have over any information that we may hold about you. To help explain those choices and give you that control, please read our parish Privacy Notice which take into account the new requirements of the GDPR. Click here to download our Privacy Notice.Need a Venue?
Hire our Churches and Halls
Posts from our Facebook Page
Our Latest Tweets
Registered Charity Number 1151418
Welcome to St John’s & St Luke’s Clay Hill. It’s
great to have you here. We’re a community on the
northern edge of Enfield, seeking to grow in the
faith and love of Jesus Christ. Have a look around
or, even better, come and see us sometime.
Principal Services
Sunday 20th Jan – Third Sunday of Epiphany
08.00am
Said Eucharist
St John’s
09.30am Children’s Service St John’s
10.30am
Sung Eucharist St Luke’s
4.00pm
Town Churches Christian Unity
Trinity Church
We have other services throughout the week, which can be
found here
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Your privacy is important to us
The PCC of our parish of St John and St Luke, Clay Hill values your privacy and wants you to understand the choices and control you have over any information that we may hold about you. To help explain those choices and give you that control, please read our parish Privacy Notice which take into account the new requirements of the GDPR. Click here to download our Privacy Notice.
News for Sunday 20th January
Annual Stewardship Review
The annual review of the Parish Stewardship Scheme starts today.
This year’s review is particularly important as we need to replace
pledges of several members who had to leave the Scheme last
year.
The Scheme provides around one third of parish income and
supports the life and activities of our two churches, the
maintenance of our buildings and the ministry costs of having a
full-time Vicar. In 2018, the parish needed £287 every day to meet
those costs.
If you are already in the scheme or a regular member of one of
our congregations, there should be a letter for you from the vicar
with information about the scheme at the back of the church. If
there isn’t, please talk to either the Stewardship Recorder, Marion
Berry, or the Vicar. All pledges should be returned by the end of
February 2018.
Winter Night Shelter, St Luke’s, Friday Nights from 4th Jan
The night shelter will run for 14 weeks this year; volunteers are
needed as well as donations. Please see seperate notices or speak
to Peter LIvermore or John Rhatigan.
The 100 Club is looking for new members for 2019
For £2 per month, you can be entered into the monthly draw with
a chance to win one of four prizes £40, £20, £10, £5. Proceeds are
split betwen prize money and parish funds, to join, or renew
membership, please contact Dave Young.
Soup Lunch, Wednesday 6th February, 1pm, Jean Price Hall All
proceeds will go to the Night Shelter.
Need a Venue?
Our Churches and Halls are available to hire
Posts from our Facebook Page
Our Latest Tweets