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REGULAR SUNDAY SERVICES: Holy Communion is held every Sunday at 10.30 am.

Monday 23rd January 2012: Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 
    service at St George's at 6:30pm

WELCOME

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Welcome to all Christians and seekers of any Church, or none, who want to find, or to worship God, using the English language. Your visit may be "virtual" on this website, or actual when you come to our adopted city.

Either way, we hope you will find, as so many do, that St. George's provides an experience in a familiar Anglican / Episcopalian layout but one that's still in keeping with our cultural surroundings. Here you can offer your thanks to the Creator for the glories of Art and Architecture you see around you in the city, and reflect on how they might affect you in your own life.

You will be made very welcome at our Services, on Sundays and Festivals, at 10.30 am. In the Anglican Tradition, all Baptised Christians in good standing in their own Church are welcome to receive the Eucharist.  We look forward to seeing you!

LOCATION

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St George's Anglican Church
Campo San Vio
Venice
Italy
45° 25' 50.4912" N, 12° 19' 48.954" E

Your first point of reference is the famous art gallery Accademia Delle Belli Arti and its waterbus stop "Accademia".

The waterbus ("vaporetto") numbers to catch are 1 or 2 to Accademia. If instead you are in the St. Mark's area, it's not very far on foot (20 minutes from St.Mark's Square); just head for Accademia and cross the wooden bridge over the Grand Canal.

At the foot of the bridge at Accademia, keep to the left, skirting the large Gallery building and then take the second alley turning on the left: Calle Nuova St. Agnese. There is a sign up above the glass shop on the corner To St. George's Church.

After 100 yards, cross the bridge, which leads straight into Campo San Vio, with St George's handsome, bronze (War Memorial) doors opposite and just to the left.

Welcome!


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