As a denomination, the Lutheran Church was established in Britain by the Royal Charter of Charles II in 1669, permitting the erection of the first Lutheran Church in the City of London. St. Luke’s is affiliated with the Lutheran Church in Great Britain, and was established in 1964. For many years our place of worship was in the Leeds 8 before moving to the Leeds 6 area of the city. We are a small congregation from many backgrounds but we have a big heart.
People
Clergy and Council Members
| Rt. Rev. Walter Jagucki M.Th | Pastor of St. Luke’s Bishop Emeritus of the Lutheran Church in Great Britain |
| Rev. Mark Hardy MA | Associate Pastor of St Luke’s |
| Deacon Seija Frears | Lutheran & International Students’ Chaplain |
| Peter Sandeman | Lector |
| Joan White | Chairperson |
| Conrad Volker | Treasurer |
| Colin Kay | Council Member |
| Tina Michaelides | Council Member |
| Rev Libby Toomsalu | Council Member Editor of Lutherans Up North |
| Charles Maluila | Council Member and St. Luke’s Representative to Churches in Headingley |
| Nev Mosey | Organist |
