St. Augustine’s is an English speaking parish, situated right in the middle of Wiesbaden. We are part of the Episcopal Church in Europe and of the wider Anglican Communion with member churches all over the world.
If you are looking for a place to pray (with others), someone to talk to about life and faith or a community of people who are by no means perfect but trying their best to be followers of Christ then you might want to check out St. Augustine’s. We would love to see you next Sunday!
What is happening at St. Augustines?
“Christians for Climate” St Augustine’s will be joining the initiative “Christians for Climate” and demonstrating at Mauritiusplatz in Wiesbaden beginning at 14:00. The purpose of the “Die In” is to remind us of the victims of natural catastrophes caused by climate … Continue reading → St. Augustine’s invites you to a concert beginning at 19:30. Performing artists will be: Rhodri Britton (piano), Daniel Carison, Deborah Lynn Cole, Rosalind Gnatt, Tim Hawken, Tami Jantzi, and John Treleaven. Tickets are €18 (€13 for students) and available at … Continue reading → Re-discover Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” on a torchlight tour through the Biebricher Schlosspark. The tour starts with pumpkin pie and Guiness at 18.30 at Breslauerstraße 9. Bring warm clothes and a torch for the walk! “Dracula” is one of the most … Continue reading → This past week, on the holiest day in the Jewish year, a murderous attack took place at a small synagogue in Halle, Germany. Two people unconnected to the synagogue lost their lives in a senseless shooting, one that had as … Continue reading → The “same procedure as every year” — we will be performing Handel’s Messiah (in the original English) on Saturday, 7 December, at 16:00. Everyone is invited to participate and open rehearsals with Erika LeRoux will be held on the following Mondays: … Continue reading → Christians for Climate – 19 Oct.
“When Words are Not Enough – The Songs of Wartime” – 1 Nov.
Torchlight “Dracula” – 29 October
A Statement from the Episcopal Churches in Germany on the Yom Kippur attack in Halle
Handel’s Messiah