serving the communities of Stanmore, Badger Farm, Olivers Battery, and Winchester Village.
Welcome
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Welcome
On behalf of the parish of St. Luke’s and St. Mark’s Winchester, we invite you most warmly to step over our virtual threshold.
You will find within our website details of services and future events, plus contact details for the churches.
We are the parish church for everyone in Stanmore, Oliver’s Battery, Badger Farm, Winchester Village and the roads around Kings School. Please see our events calendar for everything that is happening.
Whatever you seek – friendship, community, something to challenge and stretch you, something to give you comfort and peace, the love of Jesus Christ, or simply the satisfaction of curiosity – you are most welcome to step over our physical threshold too and see what we have to offer.
Marianne Foster, Curate
Where to find us
St Lukes
St Luke's Church
Mildmay Street
Stanmore
Winchester
SO22 4BX
St Marks
St Mark's Church
Olivers Battery Road South
Olivers Battery
Winchester
SO22 4EU
Our Services
We have a wide range of services that reflect our community, including a traditional service at St. Lukes each week, to a more modern style service at St. Marks on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month. A full list is below.
9.30am, weekly
Sung Eucharist with Hymns at St. Lukes Church, followed by drinks and biscuits.
10.30am, 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month
The St Marks 10.30am service is an informal service which begins with sung worship using mostly modern songs, followed by a time of prayer, and a talk. We finish with drinks and biscuits and conversation.
Other services
St. Marks
Eucharist
8am, 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month
Evening Prayer
6.30pm, last Sunday of the month
Taize
6.30pm, 3rd Sunday of the month
Find Peace and Meditation, Song and Quietness on a Sunday evening amongst friends. Please join us at St Mark’s Church for a pleasant time of chant, prayer & quiet contemplation.
Re.vive cafe
Fridays
9.30am to 12
at St. Marks
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Re.vive cafe is a relaxed community cafe serving homemade cake made by volunteers, with coffee, tea, and cold drinks.
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It's run by Peter, Kate, Nicky, and Marianne, and usually has between 40 and 60 people each week.
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Some people come on their own, others meet friends, but everyone can simply sit, chat, and connect with the local community