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Consideration of New Worship Location
HomeWorshipPastoral CareTeachings Articles/News Sermons CatechismLeadershipAbout UsContact Us We have been worshipping at St Vitus Kerk since December last year. Currently they are undergoing renovations which will last until May. We have been wondering about the possibility of another location with greater flexibility and the Seventh Day Adventist Church has been approached and they have offered…
Read MoreThe Mind’s Road to God
HomeWorshipPastoral CareTeachings Articles/News Sermons CatechismLeadershipAbout UsContact Us Blessed is the man whose help is from Thee. In his heart he hath disposed to ascend by steps, in the vale of tears, in the place which he hath set [Ps 84:6]. Since beatitude is nothing else than the fruition of the highest good, and the highest…
Read MoreThe Transfiguration
HomeWorshipPastoral CareTeachings Articles/News Sermons CatechismLeadershipAbout UsContact Us The Transfiguration of Jesus on the holy mountain is a glimpse of how we can be taken up into God, how God will dwell in us, and fill us with His glory – as our souls are made ready. It is the vision of what is called our…
Read MoreThe Ascension of Christ
HomeWorshipPastoral CareTeachings Articles/News Sermons CatechismLeadershipAbout UsContact Us The Ascension is all about spiritual birth. Jesus takes humanity – his humanity and ours – and transforms it, elevates it, endows it with new spiritual life. As an ancient hymn puts it: Yea, angels tremble when they see How changed is our humanity; That flesh hath purged…
Read MoreThe Anglican Church
HomeWorshipPastoral CareTeachings Articles/News Sermons CatechismLeadershipAbout UsContact Us Our History Often we hear from visitors that it is Henry VIII who started the Anglican church. But the history of our Church is just a little more complex! The Church of England is ancient – it was established in England in the 2nd century when the Romans…
Read MoreAnglican Sacramentalism
The Biblical and Patristic Foundations of Anglican Sacramentalism as Understood by the English Reformers Robert D. Crouse “Sacraments, by reason of their mixed nature, are more diversely interpreted and disputed of than any other part of religion besides…”. So pronounces Richard Hooker, in the course of his lengthy discussion of Sacraments in Book…
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