The Anglican service on Easter Sunday in Gustavia is just outstanding. I believe Rev'd Charlie is still presiding. I can still hear the music....I believe the choir concludes the service with an unbelievable rendition of "Oh Happy Days". I believe it starts at 9:30, and I would plan on arriving around 9:00 or shortly afterwards. Parking is not a problem. Don't be in a hurry to leave as the champagne reception in the courtyard after the service is wonderful. Happy Easter.Hi All,
Wondering if any of you have ever attended Easter Sunday services (Catholic or Anglican)? I am hoping to go to a Catholic Mass, but open to Anglican service as well. Mostly wondering how early to arrive, best place to go so we can park, and any other information you can share. I did read the Le News St. Barths, so I do know the times/locations already. Thanks in advance for any insight you can share.
Are Anglican masses conducted in French or English ? Just curious
When I’ve been there (infrequently), it has always been in English.Are Anglican masses conducted in French or English ? Just curious
Yes as Diana and Dennis have noted - in English - there is a resident vicar who is from England - Father Charlie - and a series of rotating guest vicars from the US, England, etc... lots of info here https://www.stbartholomewsanglicanchurch.com/Are Anglican masses conducted in French or English ? Just curious



