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our desire to integrate intellect, emotion, action, play and the spiritual dimension

The thinking heart

our desire to integrate intellect, emotion, action, play and the spiritual dimension

The thinking heart

our desire to integrate intellect, emotion, action, play and the spiritual dimension

The thinking heart

our desire to integrate intellect, emotion, action, play and the spiritual dimension

The thinking heart

our desire to integrate intellect, emotion, action, play and the spiritual dimension

The thinking heart

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Programmes and Events

Annual Programme Events

Community Groups

Concerts

Outside Events

Sun 27 Aug

Dante Alighieri Chamber Concert Series - music by Boccherini, Berio, Renosto, Sciarrino

Sun 27 Aug - 05:00 pm

Ensemble della Piattelinia (Italy) with Zilvinas Brazauskas on clarinet; Benjamin Hoffman on volin; Dorotea Visamara on viola; Natania Hoffman on...

Sat 09 Sep

NZ Barok presents "Spring is in the Air"

Sat 09 Sep - 07:30 pm

Former concertmaster of the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, Lucinda Moon joins NZ Barok in a programme of exuberant and beautiful classics...

Sun 10 Sep

NZ Barok presents "Spring is in the Air"

Sun 10 Sep - 02:00 pm

Former concertmaster of the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, Lucinda Moon joins NZ Barok in a programme of exuberant and beautiful classics...

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THE COMMUNITY OF SAINT LUKES

2017 Community Programme:

Counselling and Other Services

Room and Venue Hire

Sermons & Seminars

St Lukes Incredible Kids & Crèche

Wedding Information

Community of St Luke

Sir Lloyd Geering sermon at St Luke 21/05/2017

Homeless man Miller Patane speaks about newlyweds' act of kindness at St Lukes Church

Monday 9th January, the NZ Herald front page featured the couple who were married at St Luke's and who generously shared their wedding cake with a homeless man who was resting under the trees beside the church. View the video here

Letting the Foreigners Dine at our Table

The Gospel reading today is a story about belonging and borders. It uses the metaphor of household to describe not just a religion but a geographical region. Who can enter the household, church, or country and partake of its benefits? It is a...

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