Some very sad news. Earl Moffitt, our Director of Music and Church Council member, died in hospital in Ireland this afternoon.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Earl’s family and friends at this very sad time.

Dr Nwoye Kabilsen – more often known by his middle name ‘Sunday’- Sidesperson and Bookings Manager at St Andrew’s, is returning to his home in Nigeria this week.

Fr Alec thanked Sunday for everything he has contributed to St Andrew’s in the roles he has taken on in the church, since joining the congregation a decade ago.
Sunday, in turn, thanked the congregation for their love and support.
Sunday returns home, leaving St Andrew’s a better place for his having been here.
Our love and prayers go with him, along with our very good wishes for the future.

St Andrew’s was honoured to host, for the first time, the Royal British Legion Kyrenia Branch Service of Remembrance.

The ceremony which has previously been held outside the Old British Cemetery, attracted a good number of participants, with many tourists and visitors coming in to observe the proceedings.

Our good friends, Lena & Katerina Stern return to St Andrew’s at the end of November for what promises to be yet another wonderful concert.
All are most welcome and all proceeds will go to local charities.

We were so lucky to have Kennedy, who joined our choir recently, as our guest organist on Sunday.
Linda Bloom Jameson, who has been playing for us and rehearsing the choir for some months recruited Kennedy to sing – and then to play when she was unable to.
It is wonderful to welcome yet another gifted musician to St Andrew’s.!

Julia Lewis’s funeral took place on Saturday at St Barnabas, Limassol.
St Andrew’s was represented.

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