One of the outposts of St Paul's Anglican Parish, Geelong, for many years, St Luke's Church building at Fyansford is to be transferred to Torquay, where it will serve the requirements of the Anglican parishioners at that centre until the Torquay Church of England authorities can secure permission to erect their own church building. When the building is removed parishioners who previously worshipped at Fyansford will be provided for at St. Paul's Church and at St John's Church, Geelong West. The building will be a great asset to the Torquay congregation. In the past the services there, in the absence of a church building, have been held in the Torquay Public Hall. The photograph shows the building before the commencement of the dismantling work necessary for the transfer.

The building of St Luke's Church of England, Fyansford being transported to Torquay, where it is to be re-erected on a site acquired for the purpose

The years passed, Vicars came and went and the congregations grew steadily. Visitors boosted the attendances at Christmas and Easter. In July 1993 the Vicarage in Munday Street was sold. St Luke's building was moved and was linked to the Parish Hall by constructing a Narthex, with the entrance on Price Street. A church office was also included within the complex. These works created a Worship and Community Centre more suitable for the needs of the parish. A new Vicarage was constructed on the site where the Church had stood for over forty years.