Christchurch Heritage Festival Open Day - Sunday 16 Oct
St Simon and St Jude - A Mountfort Timber Church in North Canterbury
39 Canterbury St, Ashley
Come and have a look inside our Category 2 listed building. The Open Day is in two parts with a 10 am interdenominational service led by Paul Askin, and morning tea from 11 am - 12 noon. No need to have attended the service to join us for morning tea. A koha/donation would be appreciated though to help cover our costs. Entertainments, plant sale and history displays from 1 pm - 4 pm.
See the attached programme for more details. All welcome. and morning tea is for anyone whether or not they attend the service.
Heritage Festival 2022 Ashley Church Programme.DOCX Download View
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