Drawn together by faith and community St Luke’s Cranham stands before us. This is more than just a building. It is a welcoming space for all.
St Luke’s Cranham operates with one parish. It uses two buildings and has three congregations. It extends a warm invitation to everyone. They can come and experience the changes Jesus can have in their lives.
The Sunday services here are lively. They are also informal. St Luke’s Cranham offers activities for different age groups. These activities take place throughout the week. As part of the Cranham community St Luke’s loves to share happy events. Weddings and christenings are held here. The church is also here to help during life’s difficult times.
If you want to know more you can call or email them. You can arrange to meet one of the ministers. You could just turn up at one of the services. Midweek events are also an option. You can pop into the reception area inside St Luke’s front door during parish office hours. The community would love you to join them. They want to continue learning more about Jesus. They seek to better understand what it means to follow His example today.
St Luke’s Cranham is located at 201 Front Lane Cranham Upminster Essex RM14 1LD. You can call them at 01708 222562. Alternatively you can email them at admin@stlukescranham.org.
The Sunday Evening Worship occurs every Sunday. It lasts for one hour. The service is lead by Kingdom Overflow. This is their youth congregation.
The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Cranham Park operates here. The charity number is 1128304.
St Luke’s Cranham is committed to safeguarding children. They also safeguard young people and victims of domestic abuse. They protect vulnerable adults as well. The PCC has adopted the Church of England’s policies. Their best practices on safeguarding can be found on the Church of England’s website. Tom Lambert is their Parish Safeguarding Officer. He may be contacted at church. He can also be reached by email at tomlambert.stlukes@gmail.com.
So as we stand here take a moment. Consider the welcoming embrace of St Luke’s Cranham. It is a place where faith hope and community converge. It enriches the lives of all who enter.