Welcome
Churches Together in Luton, a local outworking of a national movement Churches Together in England, simply looks to represent churches together in Luton. It expresses a desire to acknowledge and celebrate a community of people finding meaning in Christ. It represents a place to listen and learn and a basis for service, advocacy and action. Its strength is founded on a call to humility in acknowledging difference and love in word and deed out of what we hold in common.
Michael Singleton
FEATURED POSTS
12 Days of Christmas Food bank appeal
Dear all, I trust you are well and surviving the challenges of this difficult season. I’m writing on behalf of Luton Foodbank to ask if you would be able to join in our... READ MORE
HIGH TOWN WINDOW ADVENT CALENDAR
HIGH TOWN WINDOW ADVENT CALENDAR In the absence of traditional services, parties and concerts, 24 local families and residents of High Town are creating a live advent calendar through December by putting up... READ MORE
OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD SHOEBOXES – by 2.30pm 12th Dec
Samaritans Purse Shoeboxes can be delivered to Luton Christian Book Centre by 14.30 on Sat 12th Dec to make this year’s delivery. Even During the Coronavirus Pandemic, Everyone Can Bless a Child in... READ MORE
Appeal for non-religious books in various languages, poster translation help wanted and English classes for refugees.
Many of you know already that Revd Jo Burke, Assistant priest of All Saints with St Peters in Luton (07957 385691 / allsaintscurate@gmail.com) has been working to help Refugees in Luton. She is particularly trying to... READ MORE
Government Call for Evidence for Faith Engagement Review
You may have heard that the government has launched a Call for Evidence for their Faith Engagement Review. You can find the link to the Call for Evidence page by clicking here. The Call for Evidence... READ MORE
#PrayerfortheNation pray at 6pm during the lockdown
#PrayerfortheNation Across the world, Covid-19 has brought much sadness to many. ‘On the brink of this second lockdown we might understandably feel helpless, anxious and vulnerable.’ says the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby,... READ MORE
Christmas Angels Project – knit some angels for the University students and staff
Treehouse Chaplaincy: community and faith University of BedfordshireChristmas Angels Project We need your help. We want to place little knitted Angels around campus for students and staff to safely find. We’ll attach a... READ MORE
Launch of Luton Clothing Bank – equipment, clothes, volunteers, drop off points needed
Good afternoon, We’re excited to be launching the Luton Clothing Bank to support people experiencing financial hardship in our town, supported by The Raise Up Foundation. If your organisation works with people who... READ MORE