COVID Safe Church

COVID management plans are no longer required for churches as mandated by the South Australian Government. Parishioners and visitors are asked to use hand sanitiser when they come forward for Communion. Communion is traditionally where people receive a peoples wafer

The easing of restrictions as of 9th September August has given us some more freedoms to worship together. Please continue to wear face masks while in church, and when singing. Hand sanitiser is available through out the church, chapel and

Dear Friends, I write again to confirm we will not be holding Sunday morning worship this Sunday 22nd November. The news of the lockdown restrictions being lifted early is very welcome, but as I hope you can appreciate it has

As of 12.01am 18th November the church and parish office will be closed and unattended until at least Wednesday 25th November 2020. As ordered by the Government of South Australia. Many upcoming events including services held Sunday 22nd November have

Here is the latest COVID SAFE plans as at 17 November 2020 for the St Peter’s Glenelg and St Martin’s Glenelg South.

Its been over 6 weeks since the Adelaide Anglican Diocese banned congregational singing in church. Many people have been unhappy, some have even stayed away. Small groups of singers were permitted, if they were appropriately distanced according to SA Health’s