There are a range of groups and events for adults at St Luke’s. We believe that every age and stage of life presents an opportunity to grow in following Jesus.
Bible Study Groups
Weekly Bible Study Groups are the heartbeat of our adult ministry at St Luke’s. Each week people gather in small groups in homes or at church as we actively seek to learn to love and live like Jesus.
In the groups we read the Bible together, talk about the implications for our lives today, spend time praying for one another and seek to build friendships as we follow Jesus together.
If you would like to find out more about our small groups or join a group click below.
Bible 1-1
Here at St Luke’s, we believe the Bible is the word of God that equips us, strengthens us, and sustains us to live as wholehearted disciples of Jesus. With that in mind, we love to create opportunities for people to read the Bible together. Our Bible 1-1 program is about 2 Christians meeting up for 6 months to read the Bible or a Christian book together regularly (weekly, or fortnightly, or whatever works for you both). We invite people to sign up at regular intervals throughout the year, but if you’re interested, you can also fill out the form by clicking the below button and someone from our Bible 1-1 team will be in touch.
Women’s Ministry
Our Women's Ministry team provides a program of events throughout the year specifically tailored to nurture women while providing opportunities to invite friends along.
Men’s Ministry
The Men's Ministry team coordinates get togethers 4-5 times each year. Included are breakfasts, conferences and weekends away. The aim is to explore the issues that young and older men face, in a convivial environment, from the perspective of Christian belief. How we deal with our workplaces, home and recreation are thought through and all are encouraged and challenged to deal with both our greatness and limitations as we follow Jesus together.
English class
Friday mornings, 10am-12pm, during school terms, at St Luke's in our Fellowship Centre (up the ramp). Trained teachers and volunteers conduct classes in English for all levels - those wanting to learn for the first time, or those wanting to improve their speaking skills. Everyone is welcome, and it's free!
Craft
The Craft group meets on Wednesdays mornings, 10am-12pm, during school terms, at St Luke's in our Fellowship Centre (up the ramp). The classes explore a range of different projects, from card making, to sewing, to cupcake decorating, for a small donation each term. For ages 18 and older.
Acts 2 Too
Acts2Too is a ministry modeled on the early church where we read that the believers met together regularly, breaking bread (i.e. having a meal together), praying and caring for each other’s needs (Acts 2:42-47) . Acts2Too is catered towards Baby Boomers - but this is not exclusive.
We have put together a program of quarterly events that we hope will have a broader appeal to those who call St Luke’s home. These will include social events, dinners and trips.
