CHURCH SERVICES AT ST GEORGE’S
Monday 26th September
Eucharist, 7.30pm
Wednesday 28th September
Said Eucharist, 10am followed by coffee in the hall
Sunday 2nd October
Harvest Festival
Said Eucharist, 8am
Sunday School / Toddlers Group, 9.45am
Parish Eucharist, 10am - to be broadcaast live on ChurchLive
Traditional Evensong, 6pm
Wednesday 5th October
Said Eucharist, 10am followed by coffee in the hall
Sunday 9th October
Trinity 20
Said Eucharist, 8am
Sunday School / Toddlers Group, 9.45am
Parish Eucharist, 10am
WHAT ELSE IS HAPPENING ….?
Saturday 24th September
Preparing the Church Shop, from 10am
Monday 26th September to Saturday 8th October
CHURCH SHOP. 9 Wellington Way, Waterlooville
(opposite the Fruit and Veg Shop.) Open Daily (except Sunday)
9am to 5pm
Monday 26th September
PCC Meeting, Church, 8pm
Friday 30th September
Macmillan Coffee Morning. Cakes, raffle. Hall, 10am to 12noon
Saturday 1st October
Harvest Bangers, Beans and Bingo. Tickets £5 (Children £1)
Hall, 7pm for 7.30pm
Sunday 9th October
Clear Shop
Monday 10th October
Tweenies. A Trip across Canada. Norma Kershaw takes us on her exciting trip to Canada. 45 Broadlands Avenue, 7.30pm
OTHER REGULAR EVENTS …..
Teas and coffees are served in the church hall every Wednesday from 10.30am to 12 noon, at St George's Market on Thursday from 9.30am to 11.30am and on Friday from 10am to 12 noon. Reasonable prices, all are welcome.
The Church Shop
will be opening for 2 weeks from 26 September at
9 WELLINGTON WAY, WATERLOOVILLE TOWN CENTRE
Please let us have any saleable items that can form part of the stock.
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St George’s Church welcomes visitors. During the week, the Church is open from 9.30am until 3pm. (mornings only during school holidays).
There is a mid-week Eucharist at 10am on Wednesdays. Sunday services are 8am and 10am. Sunday School and Sunday School Baby & Toddler Group, 9.45am in the hall during term times.
Teas and coffees are served on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings in the hall; Wednesdays from 10.30am until noon, Thursdays at St George’s Market 9.30am to 11.30am, and Friday from 10am to noon. Reasonable prices, all are welcome!
This is St George’s Church, Ontario, Canada.
They are one of the many St George’s Churches from all around the World that will join us online for the live broadcast of our 10am Harvest Thanksgiving service on October 2nd.
This is the Englische Kirche zu St. George Berlin, Germany. The original building was erected on Monbijou Park in 1885, but was destroyed in the allied Bombing of Berlin in World War II. The site happened to be in what had become the Soviet sector of Berlin in 1945 and was therefore abandoned and the ruins removed in 1949. In 1950 the congregation built a new church on the corner of Preußenallee and Badenallee in Neu-Westend, part of the Westend locality of Berlin in the British sector. The church served as the garrison church of the British Army during the Allied occupation.
After the war the congregation developed not only for Britons but also for American, German, Indian, Chinese, Finnish and Russian Christians. Since the British forces withdrew from Berlin in 1994, civilians have used the church.
Oh, one more thing. They are, along with many other St George’s churches around the world, joining us for our live Harvest Thanksgiving service broadcast at 10am on October 2nd.
The lovely looking church to the left is St George’s Church in Owen’s Point, Canada.
It is just one of many St George’s Churches worldwide (from Sydney to Singapore) who have accepted an invitation to join us online to watch the live broadcast of our 10am Harvest Thanksgiving service on Sunday 2nd October. Put it in your diary and bring all your family and friends to church that day. And alert all your friends around the world to get up early / stay up late to watch us.
Pictured to the left is St George’s Church in Taormina, Sicily. They are not lucky like us to look out to an Asda store but instead have to suffer the view of the Ionian Sea.
The congregation are going to take a break from that view to look at their computers and join us on 2nd October for our 10am Harvest Thanksgiving Service. We are hoping you will join us at church that day with all your family. And ask your friends around the world to join us (along with the other dozens of St Georges Churches from Sydney to Sicily).
This is St. George's Church in Valley Lee, Maryland, USA (in the Diocese of Washington).
The church dates back to 1692. There was a house of worship some 50 feet north of the present church as early as 1638 and as late as 1642. The colony was founded in 1634 in St. Mary's City by St. Mary's River, an outlet of the Potomac.
And on October 2nd 2016 the church adds to their history by joining us live online for our 10am ChurchLive Harvest Thanksgiving Service broadcast. We hope you will be with us that day with all your friends and family in tow.
St George’s, Tanglin, Singapore
St George’s, Tamborine, Australia
more St George’s Churches that will be joining us ……
St George’s, New Hamburg, Canada
St George’s, Adelaide, Australia
more St George’s Churches that will be joining us ……
