St Luke's Church, Sheen
Though the congregation Sunday-by-Sunday is small, it is swelled by people from a wide area for important services. The congregation seek to be hospitable to all, and so, realising that there isn't a cafe in the village, have made tea and coffee making facilities available in the newly-refurbished kitchen in the room under the tower.
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The bell tower has a full peal of bells, and a regular team of ringers who meet to practice during the week and to ring for services when possible.
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St Luke's is an ancient foundation, but the present building dates from Victorian times, when the church, school room, teachers house, and vicarage were all built around a pleasent little square.
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Planning your visit:
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services usually take place on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of each month, but check the rota (see 'downloads')
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services are normally from Common Worship
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the church is generally open every day during daylight hours
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there is no indoor lavatory, but one is available in the Village Hall next door
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there is a car park in front of the church, belonging to the Village Hall
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there is a small (1") step at the front door, then level access to the Nave. There is a step up in to the Chancel
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there are tea and coffee making facilites in the kitchen under the tower if you are visiting when there is no service
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there are usually refreshments after Sunday services
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the post code for Sat Nav is: SK17 0HR