Weekdays - St Luke’s Lady Chapel
 
Those who are sick or grieving, our parish, community, and our broken world are prayed for at least twice a day , every single day
Why not come and pray with us - if you can

at 8am on Tuesdays Wednesday and Thursdays
at 5.30pm on Wednesdays

We also say Morning Prayer
on
Sundays before our Parish Eucharist
9:15am on
the Third, Fourth and Fifth Sundays

If you are unable to join us in person

why not listen to Morning and Evening Prayer on the FREE Daily Prayer App
or the Church of England's Website?

Some of the psalms are sung by St Martin's Voices

Join us at 9:15am at St Luke's Church on the First and Third Wednesdays of the Month for our midweek Eucharist, Holy Communion, Mass

Join us for our Eucharist, Holy Communion, Mass at St John's Church on the Second and Fourth Wednesdays of the month
9:15 for about 30 minutes
Join us for a cup of tea and a slice of cake afterwards.

Bubble Church is a Sunday church service especially for babies, toddlers, and young families. It's a puppet-packed, Jesus-centred, coffee-and-food-fueled, 30 minute kids and families adventure
Come from 8:45 to enjoy a Croissant and Coffee!

Join us on the First Sunday of the month when, during term time, our Scouts (Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers) join us for our 10:00am service
Short homily, and refreshments afterwards - join us for a game of air hockey after the service

30 minutes of a bible story, music with instruments and an activity
Every Second Sunday of the month at St John's, Strayfield Road
All Welcome

Our Service will take place at St John's Church as near to 10:00m as we can but please do join us for a joyful procession with our four legged friends through beautiful Hilly Fields
We will leave St. Luke's at 9:30am

On Maundy Thursday we remember Jesus sharing his Last Supper with his disciples, instituting the celebration of the Eucharist. Following his teaching we celebrate the Eucharist in remembrance of him.

At this supper, Jesus gave his greatest commandment that we should love one another as he has loved us;
and so during this service feet of the congregation are washed by the clergy as an example of Christian humility and service.

Following the service there is a silent watch or vigil.

Good Friday is the day we remember the crucifixion and death of Jesus.

It is a sombre day where we meet, pray and reflect on the cost of the great sacrifice of love: Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God and redeemer of the world.

Tenebrae (“shadows” or “darkness”) is a Holy Week service that is at least 1,000 years old and a local tradition at St John's Church Clay Hill
Originally held after midnight , Tenebrae would be sung each day of the Triduum in a church lit only by 15 candles.
These were extinguished one by one until the church was left in darkness.
At that point, a loud noise (“strepitus”) would be produced – sometimes by slamming a hymnal or other book shut, sometimes by stomping on the floor – symbolizing the earthquake after Christ’s death.

Like the “lessons and carols” services familiar at Christmas, Tenebrae consists of hymns and readings, and you are very welcome to join us at this and all of our services over Holy Week at St John's and St Luke's Clay Hill. Details of al our services can be found on our website (clayhillparish.org.uk)