St Luke's Christmas Tree Trail
Visit our beautiful church full of decorated trees, enjoyed by people of all ages!
This year we are bringing things back to church.
Find out this year's winner
The donations have been collected and totalled. This year’s winner is…
Come to St. Luke's Church
- Come down to St. Luke’s Church and view the Trees
- Purchase voting tokens on the door or in advance*
- Vote for your favourite trees in church using your tokens
- Enjoy the refreshments
- Keep up to date online when we announce the winner
*This year, as we are conscious that many people, do not carry much cash, we are encouraging voting for your favourite trees with tokens in church.
These tokens can be purchased in advance from the parish office (open Tuesday – Friday 9:30 – 11:30 am) using credit cards or cash, or at the door on our event days.
Tokens are sold in bags of 10 for £5 and all the money raised from the event goes to charity.
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View the trees that have been decorated this year by local businesses and organisations on our ‘View the trees’ page or in person St. Luke’s Church
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Vote for your favourite 3 trees online once you have looked through all of the festive entries. You can also vote in person at St. Luke’s Church
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Donate to support this year’s chosen charity, the Thames Valley Hospice, along with St. Luke’s Church
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If you want to see all of the trees which have been entered with your own eyes then follow the tree trail
This year we are supporting Number 22 community counselling services!
Number 22 are a registered charity providing free and confidential counselling to adults and young people in Windsor, Maidenhead and Slough, supporting those in distress where clients can feel valued and heard.
Number 22 provides counselling, advocacy and independent visiting services to the community, free at the point of use.
We are so grateful that St Luke’s has chosen our charity and more specifically our
Hope@22 project.
Our Hope@22 project was set up in January 2021. This was in a response to the number of clients who were waiting to receive our support who were feeling suicidal or had complex mental health conditions. Since the start of the project 8 counsellors have worked diligently supporting a number of clients each year. In total supporting 130 clients in the last 2 years. The counsellors who work in this project are amongst our most experienced and undertake additional training.
Whatever is raised will make a valuable contribution to reaching out to people in their time of
greatest distress.
Heavenly Father,
You gave your Son to be a light to the world
to bring us joy and life.
Jesus became one with us so that we might know your love;
we pray that, as we see the beautiful lights of Christmas,
these Christmas trees,
and all the other wonderful signs of this season,
we may be constantly reminded of your love
shown to us in your Son.
Amen