St Luke's, Lowick
The parish of St. Luke's, Lowick now includes the former parish of St. John the Baptist, Blawith and for that reason is often referred to as Lowick with Blawith. The parish church building can be found on a lane that runs from the Lowick Bridge crossroads, passing the Red Lion public house on the right to the hamlet of Woodgate that lies between Lowick Green and Gawthwaite — St. Luke's is six hundred yards from the Red Lion on the right-hand side.
St. Luke's is surrounded by an extensive churchyard that is still open for burials, and the church building is in an ideal spot to take in the Old Man of Coniston and the beauty of the rolling fells that border the Crake Valley. The church interior is one of the most attractive and well-maintained in the area, and combines both a simplicity and sense of grandeur.
The parish area is extensive taking in the number of scatter villages and mainly hamlets, including Gawthwaite, Woodgate, Lowick Green, Lowick Bridge, Blawith and Water Yeat, and a very small section of the village of Spark Bridge.
If you are interested in more of the history of St. Luke's, then please visit our webpage History of St. Luke's, Lowick with Blawith.
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Pattern of Worship
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9.30am | Methodist Service | ||
Week 5 |
No Service |
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Giving & Donations
Naturally, we always welcome financial support for the work in the parish of Lowick with Blawith and the surrounding areas. If you would like more information on how to give financially and why it is important then please do go to our Giving & Payments webpage.
If you would like to make a one-off donation or a regular donation to the work at St. Luke's, Lowick then please click on the corresponding button below:
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Baptisms, Weddings & Funerals
The congregation of St. Luke's, Lowick with Blawith are always delighted to welcome families who are exploring having their child or children baptised, couples who are looking to get married at the church, or families wishing to say goodbye and celebrate the life of a loved one.
For more information please go to our Baptisms, Weddings & Funerals webpage or please do be in contact with the vicar or go to Contact Us.
Electoral Roll
The Electoral Roll is the means of establishing Church Representation for the Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM). The APCM is an annual meeting where the churchwardens, Parochial Church Council (PCC) members and deanery synod representatives are elected. If someone has their name enrolled on the electoral roll then they are able cast a vote in any of the election for posts that are part of the APCM.
In addition, if you are a member on the electoral roll you are also entitled to certain rights as if you were a resident of the parish, i.e. to be married in the parish church.
If you are interested in becoming a member on the electoral roll in the Parish of St. Luke's, Lowick then please do download and complete an Application for Enrolment on the Electoral Roll in Word or as a PDF. Please send the completed form to the vicar at Contact Us.
Who's Who
Brian has been the incumbent of St. Mary’s, Egton-cum-Newland, St. Luke’s, Lowick and Holy Trinity, Colton since February 2015. While, more recently, he also took on the incumbency for St. Andrew’s, Coniston & St. Luke’s, Torver in January 2018 forming the Coniston & Crake Valley Benefice.
Brian’s roots are in the evangelical and charismatic wing of the Church, and he is also the Regional Consultant for the North of England for Filling Station, a network of meetings focussed on renewal and evangelism.
Churchwardens
