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This Sunday, 29th March is Palm Sunday. This week we remember how Jesus came into Jerusalem riding on a donkey, as a sign that he is a King of peace, not war.
Our service of Holy Communion will be at the usual time of 9.30 a.m.
If you can't come to that, or if you would like to spend time thinking about this theme, this video provides a short act of worship that you can use at home.
Palm Sunday (29th March): 9.30am Holy Communion
There will be not additional services at St Luke's, but we are all invited to join with St Paul’s Helsby in the following services:
Monday (30th March): 7.30pm night prayers with a short reflection
Tuesday (31st March): 7.30pm night prayers with a short reflection
Wednesday (1st April): 7.30pm night prayers with a short reflection
Maundy Thursday (2nd April): 7.30pm sung Communion with feet washing and prayer watch until 9.00pm
Good Friday: 11.30 Joint Service and Walk of Witness with Helsby Methodist.
Holy Saturday: 8.00pm Easter Vigil
On Easter Sunday (5th April) we will be celebrating Holy Communion at St Luke's at the usual time of 9.30am.
Our regular Book Sale and Coffee Morning continue throughout 2026. Please note the dates of these not-to-be-missed events in your diary. The next one will be on Saturday 14th March.
Would you like to take part in electing the committee that runs St Luke's Church? If you live in Dunham Hill or Hapsford, or if you are a regular attender at the church, you are eligible to be on our electoral roll.
You can download an application form here or pick up a hardcopy from the table at the back of church. Complete it and return it to Judy Ford, the PCC Secretary (stlukespccsecretary@gmail.com).
If you are already on the electoral roll and wish to remain on, you do not need to do anything this year.