St George's Anglican Church, Venice

Bible Study starts again on 20th February, and each Tuesday after that (we shall take a break after Easter)

A few of us meet around 18.45 for a cup of tea and a chat, then we begin the actual study about 19.15, finishing at 20.30.

For the Lent term 2008 we are studying St. Paul's great Letter to the Romans. We read a short passage then this is followed by open comment, discussion and reflection.

Different viewpoints are welcome - to make us all think! Alternatively silent participation is equally welcome.

We are always pleased to see new members - if you can't come every Tuesday evening, just come when you can.

Bible Study starts again on 20th February, and each Tuesday after that (we shall take a break after Easter)

A few of us meet around 18.45 for a cup of tea and a chat, then we begin the actual study about 19.15, finishing at 20.30.

For the Lent term 2008 we are studying St. Paul's great Letter to the Romans. We read a short passage then this is followed by open comment, discussion and reflection.

Different viewpoints are welcome - to make us all think! Alternatively silent participation is equally welcome.

We are always pleased to see new members - if you can't come every Tuesday evening, just come when you can.

Our main weekly Act of Worship at Padova.

Morning Prayer, led by our Readers-in-Training,

with sermon, hymns, and chants accompanied by African drums.

Bible Study precedes the service at 0845.

 

Our central weekly act of worship.

Holy Communion using the Book of Common Prayer (1662)

with sermon, hymns and Organ accompaniment,

and followed by refreshments.

Bible Study starts again on 20th February, and each Tuesday after that (we shall take a break after Easter)

A few of us meet around 18.45 for a cup of tea and a chat, then we begin the actual study about 19.15, finishing at 20.30.

For the Lent term 2008 we are studying St. Paul's great Letter to the Romans. We read a short passage then this is followed by open comment, discussion and reflection.

Different viewpoints are welcome - to make us all think! Alternatively silent participation is equally welcome.

We are always pleased to see new members - if you can't come every Tuesday evening, just come when you can.

Our main weekly Act of Worship at Padova.

Morning Prayer, led by our Readers-in-Training,

with sermon, hymns, and chants accompanied by African drums.

Bible Study precedes the service at 0845.

Our central weekly act of worship.

Holy Communion using the Book of Common Prayer (1662)

with sermon, hymns and Organ accompaniment,

and followed by refreshments.

Regular (every 3rd Sunday) Holy Communion with hymns and sermon.

Bible Study starts again on 20th February, and each Tuesday after that (we shall take a break after Easter)

A few of us meet around 18.45 for a cup of tea and a chat, then we begin the actual study about 19.15, finishing at 20.30.

For the Lent term 2008 we are studying St. Paul's great Letter to the Romans. We read a short passage then this is followed by open comment, discussion and reflection.

Different viewpoints are welcome - to make us all think! Alternatively silent participation is equally welcome.

We are always pleased to see new members - if you can't come every Tuesday evening, just come when you can.

Holy Communion service

Mattins, or Morning Prayer, using the Book of Common Prayer (1662)

with hymns and Organ accompaniment.

(The Holy Communion (with sermon) will take place in the evening at 6.30pm.)