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A picture of the front of the church which is located in Georgetown (a recognized UNESCO world heritage city)![]() This is what the church looks like from the inside. We usually sit at the front on the left |
Sunday, 13 April 2014
Palm Sunday
We celebrated Palm Sunday at St. George's Anglican Church this morning. It is the oldest Anglican church in Southeast Asia. It was beautifully decorated for Easter. Hannah was part of the Ambassadors worship team, organized by one of the music teachers from Dalat and comprising students from Dalat; they lead worship at St. George's about once every 2 or 3 months. They sometimes have difficulties with tourists coming in and walking around the church even when the service is going on. The first time we went to see Hannah the person at the door told us "no tourists allowed" and was hesitant to let us in until we explained why we were there. Once they found out we were not tourists they let us in right away. We really like the church and would definitely consider attending there if we stopped going to our current church, Hillside Baptist. It is usually a 20 minute drive from home to get to St. Georges but today was the beginning of the Thai Water Festival celebration so the trip home took about three times as long. They always have a small meal after the service which we really enjoy too. Here are some pictures:
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