A passion for community engagement and enabling church to be active in local areas, Jackie is a regular contributor on BBC Radio Merseyside for the Sunday Daybreak programme for the morning act of worship. Jackie is Deputy Superintendent of the Wirral Circuit with specialist interest in strategic and mission planning, developing hybrid church and circuit worship developer. She pioneered the New Song Network and Hot Drinks ministry and leads New Song Cafe Wirral and Sung Communion.

Cate joined St Luke’s in February 2018 after a long career in NHS management and leadership. Her role as our Lay Development Worker is to primarily identify areas within the both the church and the community that need support and to facilitate this by recognising people’s gifts and enabling them to use them. Cate is training to be a Worship Leader and her driving passion is supporting people, teams and organisations to grow to all they can be.

In addition to being a member of our Vision & Strategy Team, Noel is church treasurer. He aims to keep the finances healthy, so that our church can continue to grow and sustain God’s mission in our community. When not involved in voluntary work, he enjoys outdoor activities including cycling & orienteering.

A lifelong Methodist, Catriona is responsible for helping run the weekly Parents & Toddlers and also 1st Hoylake (St Luke’s) Guides.  Married to Noel, and a proud grandma, Catriona works as a Teaching Assistant at the local primary school.

Anne-Marie has been part of the church family at St. Luke’s since 2000 when she first attended with her (then) future husband Rich. Their two children Ceri and Liam attend the junior church ‘TransformUs’. Anne-Marie has worked within the Financial Services industry for 20 years. The last 12 years of these she has worked as an internal business auditor.a bla

Trish is married to Mike, and they have two grown-up daughters, Rachael and Laura. Trish is a retired Religious Education teacher and has been a Worship Leader at St. Luke’s for several years.

Matt moved to the Wirral and joined St. Luke’s in 2001, first attending the Friday night youth club. He soon started worshipping at St. Luke’s on a Sunday morning and attended Youthie on Sunday evenings. After going away for university, Matt came back to St. Luke’s in 2012 and started helping at Youthie and in 2014 took on the lead role heading up all the youth work at St. Luke’s.

Sam has worshipped at St Luke’s with her family since 2011, and joined the lay worker team as Caretaker in 2021, after a long career in teaching and school leadership. Her role is to oversee the maintenance and health and safety aspects of the church building fabric, and optimise the comfort and utility of the premises for the many current and future events internal and external groups lead to enhance our local community.

Chrissie grew up in the Methodist church on the Wirral before moving away and getting married to Clive. She subsequently had five children that she home educated, and along with her family spent two years on mission in Tanzania, setting up and running a school for orphaned children.

Returning to the Wirral they settled at St. Luke’s in 2006 where Chrissie has been involved in various capacities. Clive is the co-facilitator for Food & Friends, our weekly Friday lunch club and ‘Drop In’.

Dave is originally from Yorkshire and has taught on the Wirral for over 20 years. He is married to Sam and father to William.