ST JOHN THE BAPTIST

PRINCE ALBERT 

consecrated in 1896

Honouring the Past ...   Living in the Present ... Welcoming the Future

 

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Our church lies in the Diocese of George in the Anglican Church of Southern Africa and is part of the world-wide Anglican communion. 

Morning Prayer is said, in English, every  Sunday morning at 9.00 am, except for the last Sunday of the month when a bilingual Eucharist service is held.   

 

Visitors are most welcome.  

Enquiries: 023 5411 211

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Here are some photographs of our congregation...

Our rector Peter Minnaar, is based at St Jude's Church in Oudtshoorn.

He visits the village to attend the Parish Council meetings and to celebrate the Eucharist on the fourth Sunday of each month.

Father Peter spends the rest of the day visiting parishioners.

The Parish Council and layministers at a training session in 2007.

Our Sacristan, Bertie Nero, has served at the Altar since 1951. Here he is in 2007, with our servers, two of whom are his grandaughters.

Our Sunday School children attend classes at the Hall in North-end. Their teacher, Michelle May is known as "Juffrou Blom" - Miss Flower.

Our Catechism class of 2008 outside the Mission School Hall.

Pentecost Sunday 2008, the congregation wore red and Renee Finn's flowers reflected the fiery import of the day. The 'vase' was her pasta pot - a real bubbling forth of the Holy Spirit!

The first week in June 2008 saw us host a Retreat in Daily Living. Mary and Lindsay from the Centre for Christian Spirituality in Cape Town accompanied eight participants as they explored  prayer in their journeys with God.

Every six weeks the group will gather for a meditation and a shared meal. We trust that the group will grow as word of its meetings spreads.

A Creative Fellowship group has grown from the Retreat. Townsfolk and visitors are most welcome to pop into the church hall in Bank Street any Thursday afternoon from 2.30pm for a cup of tea and an opportunity to build a jigsaw puzzle, play rummy-cub, draw or use the pastels and crayons provided. Gentle music and good company are guaranteed.

 

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