Read our online newsletter!	Welcome to St Boniface! We sincerely hope that you will not only find all the information you need on this website, but also go one step further and join us in worship. All our worship is offered to God in the setting of our magnificent church building - among the finest in the Diocese in Europe. Choristers and servers all strive for the highest standards and welcome new members who are prepared to offer their time and dedication to achieve the beauty of holiness. Whether you are just visiting the Antwerp area or are living here, St Boniface's offers you a welcoming spiritual home. Our main service is the Sung Eucharist, in contemporary English, which includes a mixture of choral and congregational music. Children are especially welcome at our Sunday School. Evensong is at 4-30pm on the first Sunday of the month. Confessions, the anointing of the sick, baptisms and other sacraments by appointment with the clergy. Bible study and discussion groups also meet regularly. We support a number of local and international charities through our regular giving and special collections. We also run a series of social and fundraising events throughout the year, ranging from whist drives and reading groups to dinners, film evenings and outings. We are an international congregation which believes that everyone is made in the image and likeness of God, and is welcome and accepted here regardless of race, gender or sexual orientation.       News Edwardian Garden Party This year's Garden Party had an Edwardian theme to coincide with the hundredth anniversary of the church in the Gretrystraat. There were wonderful costumes and hats; many thanks to all who helped to make the day a success. Please click on the photo below to see more of the fashions! Licensing Egbert Van Goesen Egbert was licensed to his ministry in the parish of Antwerp and in the Flemish prisons on the Feast of St Boniface, by Canon Robert Innes, on behalf of Bishop Geoffrey. Centenary Appeal - Restoration The picture below was taken to show the difference in colour of the stone! The cleaning process involves the application of a type of liquid rubber that is left to dry and then peeled off. Look at the difference between the stone on the left and on the right!	Diocese in Europe