Registered charity
number England
1138954
"Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters,
whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you
know that the testing of your faith produces
perseverance. Let perseverance finish its work so that
you may be mature and complete, not lacking
anything."
James 1:2-4
James 1:2-4
Due to dry rot at St. Philips, the Parochial Church Council
decided for the safety of its congregation to close the church
and merge parishes with St. Luke's, The parish was then
called St. Luke with St. Philip Parish.
Many of the original fittings from St. Philips can be seen at St. Luke's Church, in the Lady Chapel
St. Luke with St. Philips and St Mark's Witton became the United Benefice of Christ the King in 2004, this was just the start of joining the two churches, after feeling the benefits of the co-operation the Parochial Church Council decided to bring the two communities together as one parish. That being the Parish of Christ the King in 2005.
Many of the original fittings from St. Philips can be seen at St. Luke's Church, in the Lady Chapel
St. Luke with St. Philips and St Mark's Witton became the United Benefice of Christ the King in 2004, this was just the start of joining the two churches, after feeling the benefits of the co-operation the Parochial Church Council decided to bring the two communities together as one parish. That being the Parish of Christ the King in 2005.