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"My St Georges Experience :

I still miss St. George’s Community and Church Tunis. I was a born –again serving Christian for close to 20 years before I joined St. Georges in Tunis. But I learnt a lot from the community. I learnt humility from Bishop Bill, how to be extravagantly in love with God from Sister Hillary; the application of bible truth and reality in cultural context from Rev. Frank, and so many other clergy men including Pastor Kwame.

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Download this file (Newsletter 1.2 Easter Edi~.pdf)The Friends of St Georges, Tunis[Easter Edition]709 kB708 Downloads2017-03-01 11:00

The patron of the Friends of St Georges writes:

 

"With the departure of dear friends from the African Development Bank, St George’s suddenly became a much different kind of church – at least in its English-speaking component. I am so grateful to Rev Peter Knight, accompanied by his wife Christine, for their willingness to give leadership as Rector after me of St George’s Anglican Church, Tunis in a period of change and adjustment. Ministry is being sustained and a friendly welcome given to all comers to St George’s. The forming of the Friends of St George’s is such an encouragement to a church that has remained motivated with a big vision but which has suddenly lost so many of its resources.

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Download this file (Newsletter 1.1 First Edit~.pdf)Newsletter 1.1 [The attachment is the first newsletter of the Friends of St Georges, Tunis. ]1685 kB749 Downloads2017-03-01 10:45

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  • Philippians 2:3-4

    “Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves, not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of the others.”