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ALL SOULS' DAY SERVICE, 7pm Sunday, November 3

Cecily from Pukekohe

ALL SOULS' DAY SERVICE, 7pm Sunday, November 3
St Andrew's Anglican Church, Pukekohe
Rev’d Jan Wallace invites you to join us at an All Souls’ Day Service to remember the loved ones you have lost. The services will be held in person at St Andrew’s Pukekohe or, for those who prefer, via Zoom. (See the link below.)
Candles will be provided to light for loved ones you have lost.
Please extend this invitation to family members and those who have been unable to farewell loved ones elsewhere in the country or overseas during the recent travel-restricted times.
St Andrew's is the brick church on the corner of Queen St and Wesley St. ALL WELCOME.
Join the All Souls’ Day Service via Zoom, 7pm Sunday, Nov 3:
us02web.zoom.us...

Meeting ID: 869 5442 9729
Passcode: 039248

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