St. George's Tunis

Passionate Worship

Worship is not about procedure or going through the motions, but it is meant to be wild abandonment towards God

Radical Discipleship

Discipleship is the constant process of us becoming more like the one that we worship. Discipleship requires deep roots, but it also must be animated by the Spirit

Uncompromising Love

Jesus taught that it is easy to love people who are like us, but His love involves sacrificially giving of ourselves to those who are different,

Nice to meet you! We are St. George's

This place is a sanctuary for imperfect and broken people to grow close to Jesus, to learn from His life and teachings, to worship God through meaningful liturgy and celebration, and to serve the world and our community with love and respect.

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Anglicans in Tunisia

We are a diverse community of many nationalities, languages, and traditions brought together by a shared commitment to Ancient Roots & Renewed Lives.

We are located in Tunis, Tunisia, but our doors are open to the world.
Whoever you are, wherever life has you at this moment, this dynamic international church is a place for you.

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News & Events

Potluck Lunch

After the Sunday service on 08 February, St. George's will be hosting a lunch open to the everybody. We have seen a lot of growth in the last year, and there are undoubtedly people at the church who do not know one another. Hopefully this will be a great opportunity for us to make new friends and fellowship together as a community.

Ash Wednesday

The season of Lent begins on Ash Wednesday. Lent is a 6 week period set aside for reflection, repentance, prayer, and spiritual renewal leading up to Easter. Ash Wednesday is a day when we reflect on humility, our need for God, and our own mortality. All of these things come together at the Ash Wednesday service, when we face our Human depravity and frailty with the imposition of a ashes on our foreheads. This year's Ash Wednesday service will be held on 18 February at 12 noon.

2026 Annual Meeting

Every year we hold a meeting for the entire congregation to provide clear, transparent communication about the life and health of our church. It’s a time for us to review the past year—celebrating ministry highlights, examining finances, and hearing reports from leaders—while also electing those who will serve us on the Parish Council for the coming year. By gathering annually, the church strengthens unity, ensures accountability, and invites the whole congregation to participate in prayerfully guiding its mission forward.