We welcome you to the Anglican Church in Menton

31 avenue Carnot, near the Casino and Les Jardins Biovès. See Location

Le service du dimanche est en anglais et nous accueillons nos voisins français et italiens à nous rejoindre.

Les lieux de culte restent ouverts selon les protocoles actuellement en vigueur

Sunday 24 October

Eucharist Service, 10h30

Fr David Houghton, presiding

Monsieur Benjamin Prischi, organist

SAVE the DATE, 21 November 2021

The Right Reverend Dr Robert Innes, Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe, the Archdeacon Reverend Canon Dr Peter Hooper, as well as Rev Chris Parkman will

rededicate St John's Church, 10h30. Please join us.

 

Come and support the St John's English Library and St John's Church on Saturday, 30 October, 15h. Tickets at the door, 25€

 

Violoncelliste Aurélien Pascal interprétera donc les oeuvres suivantes:
- J.S Bach / Suite pour violoncelle seul n° 2 BWV 1008
- Gaspar Cassado / Suite pour violoncelle seul
- Benjamin Britten / Suite pour violoncelle seul n° 2 opus 80

HEALTH PASS OBLIGATORY, PASS SANITAIRE OBLIGATOIRE

Doors Open at 14h30

The English Library is OPEN.

All are welcome!

Wednesday 14h30-17h30

Saturday 09h30-12h30

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The St John's Menton Chaplaincy Council are eagerly looking forward to welcoming you to St John's Church Sunday, 10h30. This marks the final stage in 10 years of restoring this fine and beloved Church.

 

We are advancing with the presentation of the Sunday Service. At 10h30 the Eucharist will be said with sermon, organ music and Holy Communion. Of course, do be assured that all appropriate precautions are observed, and at present our capacity is limited to around 40 people. When we do not have a locum priest, a Morning Prayer Service is given, 10h30.

 

Next year, we hope to be able to offer much more as a Christian body in Menton and are very thankful for all the support, encouragement and prayers over so many years.

 

We wish you all every blessing.

Please help us follow these guidelines issued by the Church of England & France.

 

-All surfaces to be disinfected prior to public worship.

-Hand sanitising stations upon entry and exit.

-The two-metre ‘rule’ applies for public worship except in situations where closer contact cannot be avoided; extra Public Health precautions must then be taken.
-Wearing of face-coverings is complusory.
-Government guidance includes a request for names of attendees to be recorded and kept for 21 days to assist 'track and trace'.
-Singing, chanting and playing of brass or woodwind instruments are not recommended.
-Detailed instructions on ‘consumables’ suggest that services of Holy Communion can be held if specific guidance is followed, including the continued suspension of the Common Cup.
-Queue management to reduce congestion and contact.