Welcome to St Catherine's Anglican Church
cnr Midway and Dockett Rds,
Elizabeth Downs,
SA 5113
St Catherine's is an Anglican Church
established in Elizabeth Downs in 1965.
Our vision is to witness within our local community the transforming love of God
shown through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ;
and to live according to the principles of love, respect and inclusion.
Services and Activities
Sunday Communion Service (English) 9.30am
Sunday Service (Dinka) 12noon
Wednesday Communion Service (English) 9.30am with prayers for healing
(including meditation on the third Wednesday of the month.)
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Op-Shop open every Tuesday and Wednesday 9.30am till 3.00pm
Mothers Union Meeting: Ist Tuesday of the month 10.30am
Bible/Faith studies: Tuesday evenings throughout the year (0400 407 735 for information)
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Read our parish magazine "St Catherine's Wheel" for the month of March, 2025
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Come and share Holy Week with us
and celebrate the Feast of Christ's Resurrection
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Monday 14th, 2025 9.30am: Morning Prayer
Tuesday 15th, 2025 9.30am: Morning Prayer
Tuesday 15 April, Lenten Study VI:"Caravan"
7.00pm in the hall.
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​​​Wednesday April 16, 2025, 9.30am
Lenten Meditation VI in Holy Communion
with prayers for healing
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Maundy Thursday Service, April 17th, 7.30pm
Footwashing and Institution of the Lord's Supper
Followed by vigil until 10.00pm
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​Good Friday Service, April 18th, 9.30am​
Veneration of the Cross and the Reproaches
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Saturday, April 19th, Morning Prayer 9.30am
Followed by Working Bee 9.30am
Followed by Tea/Coffee and Hot Cross Buns...
Followed by Rehearsal of Sunday service.
Sunday, April 20, 2025, Easter Sunday Service
with Baptism in Sung Eucharist (Holy Communion)
9.30am
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Church Events in April, 2025:
​​​​​​Op shop to re-open on Tuesday, 29 April, 9.30am ​​​
Read our pewsheet for this week
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​Recent "happenings" at St Catherine's
Rev'd Cathy, Mayor Glenn Dochery and parishioners gather to commission and bless St Catherine' Purple bench as a sign of sorrow for those who have died though Domestic Violence, and of solidarity with survivors.
