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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Latest News

Pew sheet 7 March 2010

March 9th, 2010 by Parish Secretary

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Pew sheet 28 February 2010

March 4th, 2010 by Parish Secretary

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Pew sheet 21 February 2010

February 23rd, 2010 by Parish Secretary

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Pew sheet 14 February 2010

February 18th, 2010 by Parish Secretary

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Pew Sheet 7 February 2010

February 11th, 2010 by Parish Secretary

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Foundation Stone Centenary

February 9th, 2010 by Parish Secretary

Foundation stone centenary 31 January 2010
One hundred years ago, Septuagesima Sunday was a lovely day [just like this one]. It was also a day which gave visible expression to the faith of a small group of committed Anglicans in this community. After just eight years of occasional and then weekly worship in and around the scattered settlement of Eastbourne, the local Church of England committee was poised to begin building the first Anglican church in the district. Click here to read more

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