SAFEGUARDING
If you are concerned about a child or vulnerable adult, then please speak to Ed or email carolynne@stlukesmillwall.org. Our safeguarding policy is available to view outside the church office.
The Diocesan adviser on safeguarding is Joanne Bingham safeguarding@london.anglican.org
St Luke’s church is a community that believes in a God who is overflowing with love and who gives us an anchor of hope in the storms of life. We believe in a God who never lets go of us when we put our faith in him. We’re passionate about experiencing this faith, hope and love, and sharing it with our friends and neighbours too – we’re a community that wants to be overflowing with the life of God.
Wherever you’re at, and however things are for you right now, please do come and say hello soon. We’d love to get to know you and find out how we can be a home for you through the ups and downs of life.
– Ed + Fuzz
HISTORY
St Luke’s Church has been at the centre of Island life for over 150 years, sharing the love of Jesus with our ever-changing community.
In 1868 the first St Luke’s church building was built to serve the growing population of Millwall, at the northern end of the Isle of Dogs.
The original church building was bombed during the Second World War, and was subsequently demolished.
The original church building was bombed during the Second World War, and was subsequently demolished.
The changing needs of the Isle of Dogs led to a decision to demolish the building a construct a new purpose-built facility fit for the 21st Century.
