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Last year there was a thread about St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church not selling their famous Christmas Puddings due to COVID-19 restrictions. Many regular buyers posted to express their disappointment that they'd not be able to enjoy this delicacy.
I just learned that they're going to do them again this year and thought I'd share the good news.
>The delicious Christmas Pudding from St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church in Kitchener will be available again this year at a price of $10 for a 1 pound pudding.Β However, you must place your order byΒ Monday,Β November 1.
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>Submit your orders to Enid Emery at 519-896-0637 or by email to Enid at davidemery@rogers.com.
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> Hi all, you can also order them through our website here! https://www.stjohn316.com/pudding-orders/
These are two photographs of St. Michael and All Angels Church, the first Anglican Church in Korea, located in Chemulpo (today's Incheon).
In 1890, Briton Charles John Corfe and American Eli Barr Landis arrived in Chemulpo and purchased land near μ‘νλ-3κ°-3λ²μ§, which is today a parking lot located behind Inseong Girls' High School. The church building was constructed and consecrated in 1891.
Note the relatively sprawling space surrounding the church building, which was a contrast from the much busier, denser, urbanized area around the Port of Chemulpo at the time.
The church building was destroyed by bombings during the Korea War.
Land was also purchased by Corfe nearby to build St. Luke's Hospital, the spot which today is occupied by the Incheon Naedong Anglican Church.
St. Luke's Hospital, Chemulpo (Incheon, South Korea) 1895
Patients at St. Luke's Hospital, c. 1890s
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Iβve been reading about this church and am looking to maybe try it. Iβve had some poor church experiences, so Iβd like to not increase that number. Anyone that goes here or previously went here? Do you like/why did you leave? Were their teachings sound? What is the community like?
