3 Best Churches in Luton

“St Mary's Luton has a rich history, being over 900 years old and having been rebuilt and refurbished over the centuries. The church building is also one of the most significant in Bedfordshire and is considered the finest example of medieval architecture. St Mary's Parish Church welcomes people from all over the community regardless of age and cultural background. They worship God in a modern, family-orientated way. St Mary's Luton has been a place of worship for the people in the locality for over 1000 years. The church also offers tours and workshops for schools.”

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“Our Lady, Help of Christians is designed in the Gothic Revival style and is the first Roman Catholic church built after the Reformation. A mission was established in the town in 1845 by Fr. S. Ward. During the 1880s, the mission was served from St Joseph's Church in Bedford, which catered to a congregation of 180 people. On January 20, 1884, the mission was dedicated to Mary Help of Christians, with its first Mass celebrated by Fr. Joseph A. O'Connor. Later, in the 1880s, an iron church was constructed to accommodate the growing congregation. They are a lively and active parish with over 70 nationalities. The church offers three Sunday Masses at 9:30 am, 11:30 am, and 5:00 pm, and a weekday Mass at 12:45 pm.”

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“Luton Christian Fellowship is an Elim Pentecostal Church made up of people from all walks of life, from different nations, backgrounds and ages, with one thing in common, they love Jesus. They are passionate about following Jesus in what he taught and how he lived, and they try to emulate Him in their day-to-day lives. Luton Christian Fellowship is a place where everyone can belong. The church is a place to belong. The church fosters a sense of community, with small groups meeting relationally to ‘do life together.’ Luton Christian Fellowship offers groups for people of all kinds.”

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