The Anglican Parish of New Germany

We are resuming our in person worship on September 13th, at the Church of the Transfiguration in Newburne. In keeping with the Diocesan and Public Health guidelines, the following protocols are in place:
- please call the appropriate church warden by noon on Saturday (listed on the calendar) if you plan to attend the service as numbers are limited due to physical distancing measures
- masks are to be worn during the service 
- the Priest and the readers/readers of the prayers do not have to mask while in the chancel
- hand sanitizer will be available near the entrance
- the offering plate will be near the entrance for your offering
- please take a bulletin and take it home with you
- please seat yourself in a pew marked for seating
- music will be offered in place of singing
- the Holy Eucharist will be celebrated beginning with the Thanksgiving services and bread alone will be offered to parishioners in their seats
- socializing, properly distanced and without masks, may take place outside after the service
- please stay home if you are not feeling well
Please call the Parish wardens, Murray Elliott (902-521-2231) or Clair MacInnis (902-670-4411) if you have any questions or concerns.

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  • The youth of our parish have decided to defer their trip to the CLAY Conference. The fundraising done by our youth for CLAY 2018 will instead be directed to the next meeting of CLAY, in the summer of 2020, location TBD.

 

 

The Anglican Parish of New Germany is an active collective of congregations who will warmly greet you and help you to join in our activities and worship. The Anglican Parish of New Germany is a parish family committed to growth and service in faith, unity, love, outreach and mission.

 

The Anglican Parish of New Germany is a large geographical parish with four historic churches, St. Andrew's, St. John-in-the-Wilderness, St. Paul's and Transfiguration, each with its own welcoming distinct community. It is a supportive community steeped in faith and committed to the gospel of Christ. This is reflected in the activities we choose to do, such as our bible studies, youth activities, and outreach to local organizations. The Anglican Parish of New Germany supports the Primates World Relief Development Fund (PWRDF) and Mission to Seafarers.

 

Our web site is a mission project we are delighted to share and hope to expand its capacity to reach others to its fullest potential. Within the Anglican Parish of New Germany we regularly get together for combined parish services and enjoy fellowship in our fundraising activities and social events. All of these activities are integral to our life and mission.