Lectures held at St Andrew's are organised by the St Andrew’s Trust for the Study of Religion and Society
This lecture is the second in a series of two preceding the seminar on Courage to Act which will be held on November 3/4. For details as this programme develops […]
Wellington Youth Choir is a self-run, mixed group of singers between the ages of 18-27. It is made up of around 50 university students and young professionals living in the […]
Where did the Reformation have its birth and why? What was it about Europe and Scotland which helped different ideas flourish? Why were local political leaders willing to back the […]
A lunchtime concert is held weekly on Wednesdays in St Andrew’s Church, on The Terrace, Wellington. Entry is free though donations are appreciated. For programme details contact Laetitia (Centre Manager) […]
A small group of people who meditate or participate in silent Centering Prayer for 30 minutes. All welcome.
What: A selection of Broadway, classical and popular songs by Francis Wong - accompanied by pianist Jennifer Scarlet and a special appearance by Oscar Li a classical guitarist. When & Where: Friday 13 October, […]
In Geneva, four reformers are commemorated on the famous Reformers' Wall. Who are they and why were they reformers? Also, what did the ordinary people contribute to the Reformation? We […]
A lunchtime concert is held weekly on Wednesdays in St Andrew’s Church, on The Terrace, Wellington. Entry is free though donations are appreciated. For programme details contact Laetitia (Centre Manager) […]
A small group of people who meditate or participate in silent Centering Prayer for 30 minutes. All welcome.
How did the new ideas get around? Who spread them and by what means? The recent printing revolution was a great aid to the spread of reforming ideas. We will […]
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