Welcome to St Luke’s Mt Albert

A welcoming and diverse Anglican faith community serving
Mt Albert, Kingsland and Point Chevalier in Auckland, New Zealand.

Abiding with Christ in our Community

As an Anglican faith community, we work to be a welcoming and inclusive community who celebrate our diversity as we care for and support one another. We value tradition and innovation in our worship and create opportunities for contemplation and creative expression of our faith. We engage in robust and thought-provoking discussion as we explore the integration of faith in daily life and we challenge ourselves to embody our faith in Christ through serving one another and our wider community. We’re part of the Diocese of Auckland, in the world wide Anglican Communion.

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Worship at St Luke’s

During the year our regular round of weekly worship includes the services below. We also have special services at Christmas, Easter, and other times.

Please contact our Vicar, Clare, if you have any questions.

Sunday 8am Eucharist

A traditional prayerbook eucharist.

Sunday 9:30am Eucharist

Our main community eucharist — this varies with the church seasons and is a contemporary expression of our Anglican liturgical tradition, followed by morning tea. Children are always welcome and involved.

Wednesday 11am Eucharist

A reflective informal eucharist with intercessory prayer, followed by morning tea.

‘Breathing Space’

A monthly contemplative eucharist at 7:30pm on the first Sunday of the month — time to rest in sacred space, followed by supper.

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Latest News

Christmas Services at St Luke’s Mt Albert

Dec 21, 2024 | Events, News

All welcome to join us for these holy gatherings as we celebrate the birth of Christ in the midst of humanity – the story at the heart of Christmas. Our 5pm service on Christmas Eve is a very simple but delightful retelling of the nativity stories with carols, and is...

The Edge Kingsland @ St Luke’s

Jul 28, 2024 | Events, News

The Edge Kingsland community make their home at St Luke’s, and hold their worship and hospitality gathering every Sunday afternoon. In July they generously gave their time and energy to a planting working bee, along with lots of earth moving - so much appreciated!...

Matariki at St Luke’s

Jul 14, 2024 | Events, News

This year we celebrated Matariki with a special focus in our 9:30am Eucharist, then gathered on our new decking to bless close to 200 seedlings, many grown from our own site over the past 18 months. Once we’d had lunch (enjoying the sunshine and hospitality on our...

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Our Vision

We are a Eucharistic community

— we shape our practice of the eucharist in a way that forms us for mission and living.

Our Vision

We form disciples

— we work to resource in each member a deep ownership of faith, and an ability to recognise and speak about our personal journey and about the gospel.

Our Vision

We aspire to be radically welcoming

— by building the skills and awareness necessary to become a genuinely diverse community that welcomes all.

Our Vision

We are mindful of ‘the gap’

— we want to reach out to the generations who are missing from our church.

Our Vision

Resourcing spiritual desire and growth beyond

— we are developing new and varied ways of resourcing spiritual desire and growth beyond our existing church community.

Our Vision

Community partnership projects

— we encourage St Lukans to be more involved in our community partnership projects.

Our Vision

Serving our wider vision and the values of Christ

— we are working at maintaining and developing our buildings, spaces and finances, so that they serve our wider vision and the values of Christ’s reign, here in our community.

Contact Details

St Luke’s Anglican Church
704 New North Road
Mt Albert 1022
Auckland, New Zealand

Ph: +64 9 846 6046
Office Hours: 10am-4pm Mon, 9:30am-12:30pm Tues, 1:30-4:30 Wed-Fri
Vicar: The Rev’d Clare Barrie
Administrator: Tristan Sullivan-Vaughan

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