4th August 11am, Eucharist for the Tenth Sunday after Trinity 🥖

for 1 hour
St George's Church, Malaga
St George's Church, Malaga, Avenida de Pries 1 Malaga, 29016, Spain

The readings at this time of year cover Jesus' miracles and teaching. This is where we meet the Jesus of the every day, the Jesus of farmers and fisherman, who told stories of lost sheep, a man beaten up by the roadside, a ponsy landowner, fishers of men, treasure buried in a field, seed sown by the wayside, or, as in today's gospel, where Jesus uses a simple analogy, present in everyone's home, to describe who he really is - the Bread of Life. Our God is a God of the people, not in far off Jerusalem, but walking every day through the fields, and along the shores, of Galilee.

St George's Church, Málaga

WELCOME TO ST GEORGE'S CHURCH IN THIS EASTERTIDE🌾

St George's is an Anglican (Episcopalian) Church and we serve the city of Málaga and surrounding areas. If you are living in Málaga, visiting on holiday or a part-time resident, you will find a warm welcome here.

The feast of Easter starts at 6pm tonight, the day on which we remember the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Do join us if, you would like to, for a Eucharist of the Resurrection, at St George's Church, 11.30am (Spanish time) today.

Listen to Surrexit Christus, an Easter song from the Taizé Community in France.

Follow us on Facebook here. For more information about St George’s and the Málaga Chaplaincy, visit our website: https://stgeorgesmalaga.com/.

  

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St George's Anglican Church
Avenida de Pries 1
MALAGA

29016
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+34 630 909 131

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4th August 11am, Eucharist for the Tenth Sunday after Trinity 🥖

for 1 hour
St George's Church, Malaga
St George's Church, Malaga, Avenida de Pries 1 Malaga, 29016, Spain

The readings at this time of year cover Jesus' miracles and teaching. This is where we meet the Jesus of the every day, the Jesus of farmers and fisherman, who told stories of lost sheep, a man beaten up by the roadside, a ponsy landowner, fishers of men, treasure buried in a field, seed sown by the wayside, or, as in today's gospel, where Jesus uses a simple analogy, present in everyone's home, to describe who he really is - the Bread of Life. Our God is a God of the people, not in far off Jerusalem, but walking every day through the fields, and along the shores, of Galilee.

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Norma McIntyre, +34 619 269 462, [email protected]

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