All Saints Church Plumstead

07/09/2026

If you are seeking quiet time but not sure where to start come and join us on Saturday 🙏🏼

07/09/2026

Join us this Heritage Day for a family braai.
R100 adults, R60 young people, R30 under 12s. Ticket include a boerewors roll.

01/09/2026

1 September marks the beginning of the Season of Creation and is observed by many Christians as Creation Day, or the Feast of Creation in Christ.

The celebration has ancient roots. Since the seventh century, 1 September has been associated with the creation of the world in the Byzantine Christian tradition and marks the beginning of its liturgical year.

In 2026, the Feast of Creation in Christ was officially added to the Revised Common Lectionary. It may be celebrated on 1 September or the first Sunday in September, which falls on 6 September this year. The Feast invites Christians to celebrate God as Creator and reflect on the mystery of creation through Christ.

Find out how Anglicans are marking the Season of Creation and explore liturgical resources:
anglicancommunion.org/campaign/season-of-creation

Find out more about the Feast of Creation in Christ:
feastofcreation.com


Season of Creation GREEN Anglicans

01/09/2026

30/08/2026

Happy Birthday to our Parishioner
30th: Jacqueline Smith
May God bless you 🌼

30/08/2026

Happy Birthday to our parishioners
August
30th: Ryleigh Ahmed; Mark Chetty
31st: Blake Riley; Graham Voges
September
02nd: Hannah Sobotker
03rd: Freda May; Edmund Poole (78th)
04th: Marlene Rothquel; Paul Scholtz; Meera Voges
05th: Robert Emmanuel; James Haggis (102nd); Lee-Anne Kallam
May God bless you 🌹

28/08/2026

28/08/2026

LIVING WATER - SEASON OF CREATION 2026 - RESOURCES

From the Introduction to this year's theme for the Season:

The Global Ecumenical Theme for the Season of Creation 2026 , "Living Water," is based on Ezekiel 47:9,12, where water flowing from God's Temple transforms barren land into a place of abundant life: "Where the river flows everything will live."

This vision offers a message of hope, healing, and ecological
renewal. Water flowing from God's presence restores ecosystems, nourishes biodiversity, and symbolizes God's desire for the flourishing of all creation.

This year’s symbol shows a small stream flowing from the Temple which grows into a mighty river, bringing life wherever it goes and inviting believers to enter the water and become participants in God's work of healing the world.

GREEN Anglicans

https://anglicanchurchsa.org/living-water-season-of-creation-2026/

23/08/2026

Happy Birthday to our Parishioners
23rd: Winifred Jenneke (85th)
28th: Vanessa Leo; Namita Misra
29th: Dulcie Brettenny (88th); Mervyn Carelse (85th); Karen Marlene Johns; David Kuhn
May God Bless you 🌻