The Church Wanderers walk scheduled for 25 November has been cancelled. The next walk will be in January.
Our walking group meets on a Saturday morning about once a month for a walk of max. 10 km, usually in and around Hamburg and using public transport to get to the start and finish points. If you’d like to be added to the mailing list, please send a message to webmaster@anglican-church-hamburg.de
Special services and events, all in English language.
Everyone is welcome – Please invite your friends, family, colleagues, and neighbours!
You can download a PDF version of the below flyer HERE.
Christmas may come but once a year, but it seems to come along faster every time. Before you know it, it’ll be time to stir up your pudding and buy your Christmas cards. Our card team has been producing recycled cards in aid of our church for over 30 years. Motifs range from religious and nativity scenes, winter landscapes, robins, Christmas scenes, animals, humorous, and other festive themes such as wreaths, flowers candles, etc. The double cards, complete with envelopes, are 148 x 110 mm and have a Christmas and New Year greeting in English and German. A pack of ten assorted cards and envelopes costs €15. You can buy your cards after the Sunday service from 5 November until just before Christmas Day, at the church bazaar on 18 November and after the various carol services in church during December. You can also order online using this form.
If you think you might be interested, please get in touch. JC is held during each Sunday morning service, and we are very keen to recruit and train additional helpers so that we can keep this important ministry going for our children of primary school age.
(Currently, we only have three regular helpers, and this is simply not enough to cover each week!)
So, please have a think about it, and if you have any questions talk to Nissi Marapatla, our JC leader. You will be supported, and can choose the weeks when you are on duty to assist.
Thank you!
Yes, just over one month left until the annual STB Bazaar (Saturday 18th of November, 11.00-17.00)!
You can download the flyer HERE.
All your favourite stalls, delicious food from around the world, and a couple of surprises too! Plus, a big push to ‘go green’ – using paper and wooden items on the food stalls instead of plastic (and if you want to join the initiative, bring your own plate, mug and cutlery with you from home, or re-usable containers for take-aways. Thank you.)
If you have time on your hands, we still need your help with the preparation: just contact Eric Lord (in case you don’t have Eric’s email address, please send a note to communications@anglican-church-hamburg.de and we will get you in touch with him). The more the merrier!
Baking for the cake stall and café is always needed; plus items for the British produce stall. And, if you want a free work-out on the day, please stay on for 15 minutes after the bazaar closes, to help us put all the furniture back into position for the next morning. The ‘pew moving team’ is lead by churchwarden Christian Nweze.
The Bazaar Team ’23 looks forward to hearing from you.
A short thirty-five minute session each week, 15.15 – 15.50, looking ahead at the lectionary readings for the coming Sunday morning’s service. The Bible study will take place in Zeughausmarkt, so you can attend in person. Alternatively, you are welcome to join on Zoom simultaneously if you wish.
You can find the Zoom link in the July edition of the STB eNews. Alternatively, you can request it by contacting Revd. Jules at chaplain@anglican-church-hamburg.de.
A new edition of our parish magazine, Becket News, is just out. You can read it online here or download a file if you prefer.
The church building will once again be open each Thursday during the three summer months of July, August and September between 11.00 and 14.00.
Pop in for a cup of tea, a chat, to visit the English bookstall, or to show your friends around St. Thomas.
Each Thursday someone from St. Thomas is also needed to be officially ‘on duty’ (along with the Chaplain), welcoming those who come in, brewing up as required, giving information, and generally keeping a watching brief. The sign up list for this (very pleasant!) duty is in church, or you can write to the Chaplain instead, if you would like to extend a welcome on one or more of the ‘Open Thursdays’.
We are currently looking for person(s) who could play the organ in our services, and potentially lead our music at St. Thomas. As the only Anglican Church in north Germany, this is a unique opportunity to work in this rich, satisfying and distinctive tradition. Remuneration will not be huge, but there is a mini-job on offer for the right person.
The full vacancy description can be downloaded in PDF format here. It includes contact details for our Chaplain and our choir leader who interested candidates can contact for an informal discussion.
The big re-union! Please bring something to eat/drink, invite your family and friends, and allow time to stay on and chat. This will be our first Sunday back in our own Church building in Zeughausmarkt.