Gardens Presbyterian Church
Gardens
Western Cape

8001

Gardens Presbyterian Church, Gardens, Western Cape, South Africa
Gardens Presbyterian Church, Gardens, Western Cape, South Africa

Who we are

A warm welcome to our church on the slopes of Table Mountain!
A Congregation of the Uniting Presbyterian Church in Southern Africa
We invite you to join us for worship and fellowship at our regular Sunday Services

Location of worship / Church Address

151 Hatfield St
Gardens, Western Cape 8001
South Africa
Phone: 021 465 4708
Fax: 021 465 4617

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Church Pastor

Peter and Charmaine Chapman
Minister
151 Hatfield St
Gardens, Western Cape 8001
South Africa
Phone: +27 83 5610205
Fax: +27 21 5543334

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Quote of the Day

Matthew 7:6

Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn again and rend you.

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The parking behind the Church building can be congested at times – we have more parking available opposite the Church, on Upper Wandel Street which is accessible via Hof St.


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Services

10am Family Worship

Our main Sunday service.
Join us after the Service for tea and cake in the church hall.

Service Times last updated on the 16th of March, 2023


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Gardens Presbyterian Church, Gardens, Western Cape, South Africa
Gardens Presbyterian Church, Gardens, Western Cape, South Africa



Gardens Presbyterian Church History

In 1882, members of St. Andrew’s, Cape Town’s oldest Presbyterian Church, decided to establish a Sunday School to serve families settling in the still sparsely-populated residential areas of Gardens, Oranjezicht and Tamboerskloof. The school was a great success and, as the population of the area was growing rapidly, it was not long before it was felt that provision should also be made in this locale for worship services. On 27 May 1890, HE Sir Henry Loch, then Governor of the Cape Colony, laid the foundation stone of the new building at the corner of Hatfield, Orange and Annandale Streets that was to house both the church and school. The first service of worship was held to dedicate the building on 10 October that same year.

Within four years, the new congregation, originally established as an adjunct of St. Andrew’s, had become an independent church. In 1896, the church called the Rev. (later Dr.) John James McClure of the Irish Presbyterian Church. His ministry was to last for 29 years, during which time Gardens Presbyterian grew to prominence in the spiritual and cultural life of the surrounding community.

With the growth of the church, there was again a need for a more commodious sanctuary. In 1889, the congregation acquired land adjacent to the existing structure and began to raise funds for the construction of a new church. On 29 August 1901, HE Lord Milner, the Governor and High Commissioner, laid the foundation of our present church. The building was completed two years later, and dedicated on 11 October 1903. The original structure remains in use today as our “Founders’ Hall”. A larger hall was also added in the 1970s.

Today, our congregation includes members from all over the Cape Peninsula. Everyone is welcome at Gardens … why not join us?


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