PALM SUNDAY, 29 March, 10:30 a.m. We will start in the Sissi garden (weather permitting) with the blessing of palms and the Gospel of the Entry into Jerusalem, our procession into church draws us into the mystery of the Passion that lies ahead.
MAUNDY THURSDAY 2 April, 7:00 p.m. On the night on which Christ gave himself for us, we keep his commandment in the washing of feet, share in the Eucharist he instituted, and watch as the altar is stripped bare.
GOOD FRIDAY 3 April, 12:00 noon. Standing at the foot of the cross, we hear the Passion according to John, venerate the instrument of our salvation, and receive communion from the reserved sacrament.
EASTER VIGIL 4 April, 8:00 p.m. Join us at Villars Church, Rte des Hôtels 26, Villars-sur-Ollon. As darkness falls, we will kindle new fire, sing the Exsultet and keep watch through the Vigil Readings, before renewing our baptismal vows and celebrating the first Eucharist of Easter.
EASTER SUNDAY 5 April, 10:30 a.m.. We will again start in the Sissi garden (weather permitting) with the lighting of the Easter Candle, then enter the church to renew our baptismal promises and share together in the joy of the Easter Eucharist.

Our worship is in the style of the Anglican tradition using the ancient liturgies of the Church to make Christ's presence known in our lives and in the world. Our Sunday liturgy takes the form of a sung eucharist.
We welcome all to our services.

PIANO RECITAL - Beethoven, Mozart and Chopin Sunday 26 April 2026, 17:00 at St. John’s Church Territet

Sophie Leacacos, of Russian and Welsh descent, began her musical studies at the age of 4 with pianist and composer LaSalle Spier (then aged 60), her sole professor of piano. She gave her first public recital at the age of 15, at the prestigious Phillips Gallery in Washington, D.C. As a classical interpreter, Mme Leacacos is the inheritor of the most distinguished European musical tradition: LaSalle Spier was a student of pianist and composer Rafael Joseffy, himself a student of Franz Liszt.

Mme. Leacacos taught at Wesleyan University (Connecticut) and at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she was awarded a doctoral fellowship in musicology and philosophy. In association with the Cleveland Orchestra and the Cleveland Institute of Music, she was the organizer and first executive director of the Robert Casadesus International Piano Competition, now known as the Cleveland Competition.

From 2006 to 2015 Mme Leacacos lived in Shanghai, China, where she gave masterclasses for Steinway and Fazioli, as well as concerts to raise money for the foundation Heart to Heart Shanghai.

A Swiss citizen, Mme Leacacos has given many public conerts for the benefit of Swiss charities, and continues to teach piano privately.

WELCOME to the historic monument of St. John’s Montreux! 100% of your donation to this concert will benefit the restoration project of this magnificent church of the Belle Epoque.

RECITAL DE PIANO - Beethoven, Mozart et Chopin Dimanche 26 avril, 2026 à 17h à St. John’s église Territet.

Sophie Leacacos, de descendance russe et galloise, a commencé ses études musicales à l’âge de 4 ans avec le pianiste et compositeur La Salle Spier (alors agé de 60 ans), son unique maître de piano. Elle a donné son premier concert public à l’âge de 15 à la prestigieuse Phillips Gallery de Washington, D.C. En tant qu’interprète classique, Madame Leacacos est l’héritière de la tradition musicale européenne la plus distinguée: La Salle Spier était l’élève de pianiste et compositeur Rafael Joseffy, lui-même un élève de Franz Liszt.

Madame Leacacos a enseigné à l’Université de Wesleyan (Connecticut) et à l’Université de Caroline du Nord à Chapel Hill, où elle s’est conférée une bourse doctorale en musicologie et philosophie. En association avec l’Orchestre de Cleveland et l’Institute de Musique de Cleveland, elle a été l’organisatrice et la première directrice exécutive du Concours de Piano International Robert Casadesus, connu aujourd’hui comme le Concours de Cleveland.

De 2006 à 2015 Madame Leacacos a vécu à Shanghai, China, où elle a donné des masterclasses pour Steinway et Fazioli, ainsi que des concerts de collecte de fonds pour la fondation caritative Heart to Heart Shanghai.

Citoyenne suisse, Madame Leacacos a offert nombreux

concerts au profit d’oeuvres de bienfaisance suisses et continue d’enseigner le piano à titre privée.

Bienvenu au monument historique de St. John’s Montreux! 100% de votre donation à ce concert sera attribué à la restauration de cette magnifique église de la Belle Epoque.