Create your own Station of the Cross which will become the central focus for the Good Friday devotions at St Luke’s. Each of the people in this 15-member workshop – led by Icon painter Regan O'Callaghan – will take one of the classic themes. Limited space available so booking early is advisable.

Cost: £70 for the entire programme (email davetomlinson@mac.com if the fee is a problem.)

7pm Wednesdays

Create your own Station of the Cross which will become the central focus for the Good Friday devotions at St Luke’s. Each of the people in this 15-member workshop – led by Icon painter Regan O'Callaghan – will take one of the classic themes. Limited space available so booking early is advisable.

Cost: £70 for the entire programme (email davetomlinson@mac.com if the fee is a problem.)

7pm Wednesdays

Ambient, chill-out worship service, led by members of St Luke's. Expect evocative images, meditative music, creative thinking and space for contemplation.

Second Sunday of every month 7pm

The second series in a ground-breaking alternative to the popular Alpha Course, Living the Questions is a DVD-based course which creates the space to explore the significance of Christianity in the 21st century – and to recognise the ways it can shape our lives in today's world.

Each session begins with a meal and a 20-minute video featuring progressive theologians and church leaders. A guided discussion and forum are aided with a set of notes on each topic.

Seven-session course, led by Dave Tomlinson and others. £6 per session – including food. Book in advance: davetomlinson@mac.com

This new monthly service of quiet draws on Celtic spirituality which finds a holy presence in all of creation. With the emphasis on peace, justice and healing, we'll explore rituals, liturgies and music from the Iona Community to offer a chance to reflect, to wonder, to cherish the silence, and to pray. Led by Martin Wroe.

Fourth Sunday of every month 7.30pm (45 minutes)

The second series in a ground-breaking alternative to the popular Alpha Course, Living the Questions is a DVD-based course which creates the space to explore the significance of Christianity in the 21st century – and to recognise the ways it can shape our lives in today's world.

Each session begins with a meal and a 20-minute video featuring progressive theologians and church leaders. A guided discussion and forum are aided with a set of notes on each topic.

Seven-session course, led by Dave Tomlinson and others. £6 per session – including food. Book in advance: davetomlinson@mac.com

The second series in a ground-breaking alternative to the popular Alpha Course, Living the Questions is a DVD-based course which creates the space to explore the significance of Christianity in the 21st century – and to recognise the ways it can shape our lives in today's world.

Each session begins with a meal and a 20-minute video featuring progressive theologians and church leaders. A guided discussion and forum are aided with a set of notes on each topic.

Seven-session course, led by Dave Tomlinson and others. £6 per session – including food. Book in advance: davetomlinson@mac.com

Sea View Productions presents The Last Cuckoo by BAFTA nominee Nigel Forde, former presenter of Radio 4’s Bookshelf and starring the incomparable Andrew Harrison. In this moving, lyrical, yet laugh-out-loud play we encounter characters and imagery that draw the audience into an unforgettable theatrical experience.

Ambient, chill-out worship service, led by members of St Luke's. Expect evocative images, meditative music, creative thinking and space for contemplation.

Second Sunday of every month 7pm

The second series in a ground-breaking alternative to the popular Alpha Course, Living the Questions is a DVD-based course which creates the space to explore the significance of Christianity in the 21st century – and to recognise the ways it can shape our lives in today's world.

Each session begins with a meal and a 20-minute video featuring progressive theologians and church leaders. A guided discussion and forum are aided with a set of notes on each topic.

Seven-session course, led by Dave Tomlinson and others. £6 per session – including food. Book in advance: davetomlinson@mac.com

This new monthly service of quiet draws on Celtic spirituality which finds a holy presence in all of creation. With the emphasis on peace, justice and healing, we'll explore rituals, liturgies and music from the Iona Community to offer a chance to reflect, to wonder, to cherish the silence, and to pray. Led by Martin Wroe.

Fourth Sunday of every month 7.30pm (45 minutes)

The second series in a ground-breaking alternative to the popular Alpha Course, Living the Questions is a DVD-based course which creates the space to explore the significance of Christianity in the 21st century – and to recognise the ways it can shape our lives in today's world.

Each session begins with a meal and a 20-minute video featuring progressive theologians and church leaders. A guided discussion and forum are aided with a set of notes on each topic.

Seven-session course, led by Dave Tomlinson and others. £6 per session – including food. Book in advance: davetomlinson@mac.com

The second series in a ground-breaking alternative to the popular Alpha Course, Living the Questions is a DVD-based course which creates the space to explore the significance of Christianity in the 21st century – and to recognise the ways it can shape our lives in today's world.

Each session begins with a meal and a 20-minute video featuring progressive theologians and church leaders. A guided discussion and forum are aided with a set of notes on each topic.

Seven-session course, led by Dave Tomlinson and others. £6 per session – including food. Book in advance: davetomlinson@mac.com

The second series in a ground-breaking alternative to the popular Alpha Course, Living the Questions is a DVD-based course which creates the space to explore the significance of Christianity in the 21st century – and to recognise the ways it can shape our lives in today's world.

Each session begins with a meal and a 20-minute video featuring progressive theologians and church leaders. A guided discussion and forum are aided with a set of notes on each topic.

Seven-session course, led by Dave Tomlinson and others. £6 per session – including food. Book in advance: davetomlinson@mac.com

Ambient, chill-out worship service, led by members of St Luke's. Expect evocative images, meditative music, creative thinking and space for contemplation.

Second Sunday of every month 7pm

Ever wanted to dive deeper into how we make sense of God, humanity and the world? To read a bit of (un)popular theology and wrestle with some big ideas? This is the start of an experimental, occasional, theology book group led by Malcolm Doney. Just read the set book and come along for a glass of something and some open conversation. In this session we plan to look at All that is: A naturalistic faith for the 21st century by a hugely imaginative pioneer in the science religion dialogue – priest and Oxford biologist Arthur Peacocke, published by Fortress Press (available at Amazon and elsewhere).

A one day workshop in life drawing led by Rob Pepper. No particular artistic expertise required.

£30 (concessions). More information from Rob: rob@robpepper.co.uk

This new monthly service of quiet draws on Celtic spirituality which finds a holy presence in all of creation. With the emphasis on peace, justice and healing, we'll explore rituals, liturgies and music from the Iona Community to offer a chance to reflect, to wonder, to cherish the silence, and to pray. Led by Martin Wroe.

Fourth Sunday of every month 7.30pm (45 minutes)