9.30am

Sunday

San Antonio Church, Eastbourne

Our Story

St Alban’s Church is a church community with music-filled worship, opportunities for prayer and fellowship, a children and families’ outreach, and a commitment to being a blessing in our wider world and community.

There are different ways that you can join us in connecting with God. We enjoy the presence of God through the beauty of our Anglican liturgy with traditional hymns and contemporary songs, quiet and reflective weekday communions, occasional services with other local churches and through the fun and fellowship of children and families gatherings.

We offer opportunities for you to discover, grow and deepen your Christian life, through study groups, prayer, and fellowship groups such as women’s evenings, men’s group and community gatherings. Our children and families programme is rebuilding after Covid, and features seasonal events with creative activities.

Our mother church in Ngaio Street is currently closed for earthquake strengthening, so we meet on Sunday mornings in San Antonio Catholic Church in Oroua Street. Our parish office is in our parish hall next to St Alban’s Church in Ngaio Street, Eastbourne.


Get in Touch

You are very welcome to come join our service on a Sunday and take part in our range of parish groups [link] for all ages, as you wish.

Contact Us:

Vicar: Our Minister-in-Charge, Sue Brown is based in the parish office, in the church hall at the end of Ngaio Street on Mondays and Wednesdays. Pop in, phone the office on 04 562 6269 or email sue@stalbanschurch.nz if you would like to get in touch with her.

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Sunday’s not too far away now and this week it’s our monthly AllSorts (something for everyone) service on the theme of Good… San Antonio Church Oroua Street 9.30 am 17 August. See MoreSee Less

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This coming Saturday is our planting and potting workshop — getting ready for our Spring Garden Tour, or for your own garden. We’ll sow seeds, pot any seedlings you’ve already sprouted and learn how to make eco-friendly seedling pots from recycled newspapers. BYO seeds and seedlings, and we’ll provide all the rest, including compost, newspaper, morning tea and a cuppa. No need to register – just come and bring your friends and whānau! St Alban’s garden and hall, Ngaio Street, 11 am – 12.30 pm See MoreSee Less