Welcome to St Luke’s Church, Brislington
This parish church has stood for almost 600 years as a witness to the beauty and welcome of God, and the care and faithfulness of generations of Christians.
On behalf of the whole worshipping community, we welcome you and pray that God will bless your visit.
Services
Please contact us if we can be of help to you in any way.
Services
We regularly hold one main service every Sunday at 10.00am.
On 1 December this includes our annual Toy & Gift Service.
Additional services in December are:-
8 December at 4.30pm – Christingle.
22 December at 6.30pm – Carols by Candlelight.
24 December at 4.00pm – Crib Service.
24 December at 11.15pm – Midnight Mass.
25 December at 10.00am – Christmas Day family friendly communion service.
Please contact us if we can be of help to you in any way.
Open for visitors
The church is now open during daytimes every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday for anyone to come in. Walk around, sit quietly, enjoy the peace, pray. We just ask that you respect the church and anyone else who may be there.
He is Risen
Easter Sunday celebration of Holy Communion at 10.00am Everyone welcome
Services
Sundays: 8am and 10am with occasional services at 6.30pm.
Thursday: Holy Communion at 11am
See upcoming events for full details.
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Open for visitors
The church is now open during daytimes every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday for anyone to come in. Walk around, sit quietly, enjoy the peace, pray. We just ask that you respect the church and anyone else who may be there.
He is Risen
Easter Sunday celebration of Holy Communion at 10.00am Everyone welcome
About Us
St Luke’s Brislington is a special place: a village church within a city. Here you will find a warm-hearted, grass-roots community that loves God, cares for each other and is committed to this place.
We are pilgrims on a journey of faith. We are each at different stages of life and have arrived here from different church backgrounds, but we all find nourishment and pleasure in walking together. We care deeply about our church life, our parish community and our traditions, but we don’t take ourselves too seriously.