A short ferry ride across the harbour from Wellington City, St Alban’s Anglican Church is one of the prettiest churches in the region set in lovely garden surroundings only a stone’s throw from the beach in the picturesque seaside suburb of Eastbourne.

St Alban’s is a very busy church community with 3 services each week and activities ranging from “Pop in and Play” to a Wednesday fellowship group to thought provoking theological study groups.

Members of the congregation boast a variety of talents and the activities of the Parish reflect that.Visitors are welcome any time whether to join our services or to simply enjoy the peaceful surroundings in the presence of God.

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Pew sheet 28th June 2009

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Pew sheet 21st June 2009

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Stories worth telling

Getting up early in the morning to go for a run is never easy. I have learnt that over the years. But at least twice a week I do it. Before the birds begin to sing and the sun to rise over the hills, I find myself slipping out from between the sheets, sleepily sliding into my running clothes, and stepping out into the unknown to pound the darkened streets.

I do it to keep fit. I do it so as not to let down the friend I run with. And I do it because I know, in spite of my reservations as my eyes struggle to open, that once out on the road the crisp cold air awakens something deep inside and I experience the joy of being alive. Click here to read more

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Pew sheet 14th June 2009

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Pew sheet 7th June 2009

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Inspired by God

“When you send out your Spirit they are created: and you renew the face of the earth”.  

Psalm 104:31

One of the most important moments of my life took place in a small Anglican Church in Christchurch when I was 24 years of age. It happened on a Sunday morning, not dissimilar to today, except the Bishop was present; he had come for a service of confirmation. Click here to read more

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