St Luke's Church Cross Rds. Kingston, Jamaica
THE WORD BECAME FLESH AND MADE HIS HOME AMONG US. John 1 verse 14
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Welcome to St Luke's Church Cross Roads, Kingston, Jamaica
St. Luke's is a church within the Anglican Diocese of Jamaica & the Cayman Islands located in Cross Roads, St. Andrew, Jamaica. We are a centre of worship and prayer, a place of welcome and hospitality and a community of people who love and serve God.
Meet Our Priests
We are pleased to introduce Archdeacon Patrick Cunningham, a dedicated servant of the of The Lord whose journey in ministry has been marked by compassion, wisdom, and a deep commitment to spiritual leadership. Prior to joining St Luke's, Archdeacon Cunningham served faithfully as the Rector of Christ Church in Vineyard Town and the Balaclava Cure.
A trained educator and proud alumnus of Church Teachers’ College, he brings both pastoral insight and academic grounding to his role, enriching the lives of those he serves.
Renowned for his heart for pastoral care and his unwavering dedication to both local and global outreach, Archdeacon Cunningham approaches ministry with warmth and empathy.
His leadership is centred on nurturing spiritual growth and building meaningful relationships within the congregation. As he leads our church family, we look forward to his continued guidance, inspiration, and connection his presence will bring.
We are pleased to introduce Deacon Peter Depass, who was ordained a Deacon in the Diocese of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands on June 29, 2025, the Feast of Sts Peter & Paul.
Prior to that Peter was accepted in to the Supplementary Ministry Programme of the Diocese of Jamaica in September of 2024.
Peter is a lawyer by profession with a Bachelor of Laws from the University of the West Indies, a Certificate in Legal Education from the Norman Manley Law School and a Master of Laws degree in Corporate & Commercial Law from University College London.
In respect of training for Ministry, Peter completed a Certificate in Theological Studies from Trinity College, University of Toronto in May 2022 and a Master’s degree in Theological Studies also from Trinity College , University of Toronto in May of 2025.
Sermon Highlights
Catch the essence of our sermons in bite-sized videos! Join us as our pastors share powerful messages that inspire and uplift. Perfect for your daily dose of faith, these YouTube Shorts are designed to encourage you on your spiritual journey.
Make God’s Word Personal to You
Take a moment to reflect on just how deeply God loves you.
Download this personalized scripture sheet and fill in your name in the blanks—allowing each verse to speak directly into your life in a powerful and personal way.
Simple step: Insert your name where indicated
Powerful impact: Experience God’s promises as personal truth
Later, we will share a special moment together—reading these scriptures aloud with our names included. It’s a meaningful way to deepen your faith and connect with God’s love.
Featured Events
Holy Eucharist
The 5th Sunday in Lent: Psalm 130; Ezekiel 37: 1-14; Romans 8: 6-11; John 11: 1-45. Daily Office: Page 745 - Year 2. mans 5: 1-11; John 4: 5-42. Daily Office: Page 743 - Year 2.
Mission Share/Offering
Giving of tithes & offering to further God's work.
Lenten Services – Sundays
Come and reflect, renew, and recommit during this sacred season.
Bible Study
Weekly Online Study of the Bible
Wednesday Lentern Services
Services hosted in partnership with: St. Luke’s Church & Lyndhurst Methodist Church
Midday Meditation – Every Thursday During Lent
Take a pause in the middle of your day and join us for quiet reflection and prayer. 📅 February 26 – April 2, 2026 ⏰ 12:15 PM – 12:45 PM
Holy Eucharist
Sunday of the Passion: Psalm 31:9-16; Isaiah 50: 4-9; Philippians 2: 5-11; Matthew 26 : 14-27, 66. Daily Office : Page 745 -Year 2.
Maundy Thursday Liturgy. Followed by the Agape Meal
Welcome to St. Luke’s 24/7 Week of Prayer
Theme: “Preparing Our Hearts, Praying for Peace, Rejoicing in Hope”
As part of your contemplation and quiet time you may use your favourite psalm(s) or any psalm and prayer(s) from the list below.
- Peace & Unity (world, Jamaica, communities)
- Church (mission, renewal, clergy, new Bishop of Ja, forgiveness, repentance, love)
- Men/Women/ Family (emotional, psychological, sexual etc abuse...)
- Praise &Thanksgiving (life, health...)
- Children & young people (newly baptised, schools, colleges, universities, family...)
- Healing( sick, shut in, grief...)
Psalms to bring us into God’s presence
34, 96, 100
Psalms of Praise
95, 103, 150
Psalms of repentance
32, 51
Psalms for times of trouble
3, 22, 42
Psalms of Confidence and Trust
23, 27, 91, 121
Psalms of Thanksgiving
100, 107: 1 – 9
Prayers & Thanksgiving for Various Occasions
Page 75 – 86
The Great Litany
Page 87 - 92
Prayers of Intercession
Page 107 – 121
Prayers for the Sick
Page 356 - 360
Our Ministries
At St Luke’s Cross Road, the Holy Spirit guides our church family to connect people with God's love through worship, study, and service. We invite you to explore our ministry practices and join us in this journey of faith within our vibrant community.
Romans 8: 6
Frequently Asked Questions
You have question, and we provide the answers.
What time is worship on Sundays?
Worship time is 7:30am on Sundays
What is Anglicanism?
Anglicanism was one of the major branches of the 16th-century Protestant Reformation and a form of Christianity that included features of both Protestantism and Roman Catholicism.
Can I worship online?
Yes, Sunday services are streamed live via YouTube and Facebook, and previous sermons can be viewed on our website.
What are the core beliefs of the Anglican Church?
Anglicanism is rooted in the Christian faith, affirming the doctrines of the Nicene and Apostles' Creeds, and emphasizes the authority of Scripture, the sacraments, and the teachings of the early Church Fathers.
Do Anglicans believe in the authority of the Bible?
Yes, Anglicans hold that the Bible is the inspired Word of God and is central to the faith, providing guidance for both belief and practice.
What is the meaning of the Book of Common Prayer, and how is it used in worship?
The Book of Common Prayer (BCP) is a key text that shapes Anglican worship. It contains prayers, liturgies, and services for daily and weekly worship, as well as special occasions such as baptisms, weddings, and funerals.
How are Sunday services conducted in the Anglican Church?
Services typically follow a set liturgy from the Book of Common Prayer, including prayers, hymns, Bible readings, a sermon, and Holy Communion, though the style may vary between parishes.
What resources are available for spiritual growth and Bible study in the Anglican Church?
Anglican churches often offer Bible studies, prayer groups, and educational programs. The Book of Common Prayer and other devotional resources are also available to support personal spiritual growth.
What activities are available for young people and children?
We offer Sunday School, Junior Dance group, Drama group and the opportunity to join the Anglican Youth Fellowship group.
Call Us
We’d love to hear from you! Call us or tune into our live stream on social media to connect with our community at St Luke's Church Cross Road and experience the joy of the gospel together.
