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St Nicolas Anglican Church at the British Embassy, Ankara
St. Nicolas Anglican Church, Ankara, is a community of Christians from around the world who have found a home in the broad experience of the Anglican (Episcopalian) Church. You are welcome to join our regular services every Sunday morning at 10:30 am.
Access to the church is free and open to all. However, St. Nicolas Church is located within the British Embassy compound and it is necessary for everyone who wishes to attend the church services to conform to the Embassy security requirements.
On your first visit, please give at-least five (5) working days after submitting a copy of your passport bio page or a valid identification document issued by the Government of Türkiye through the email address: [email protected].
Alternatively, accurately fill our registration form through the link below especially if you wish to attend regularly. Link: https://forms.gle/zYm9PwRCNQDZUhtR7
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St John’s Church, Izmir
Welcome to the church of St John The Evangelist, Izmir. Thank you for visiting our page. Please get in touch or come and visit us in our beautiful city.
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Didim
Welcome.
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Holy Trinity Corfu
A warm welcome awaits you!
"The chapaincy of Corfu is committed to ensuring a safe environment for all. For information on safeguarding, please click here. "
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St. Andrews
St Andrews is the Anglican Church in the heart of Moscow, Russia. We welcome visitors to Moscow and those who have moved to live here. Our services are in English.
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St. Paul's Anglican Church
Welcome to St. Paul’s Anglican Church Athens, the earliest foreign church in the Greek capital!
Consecrated on Palm Sunday in 1843 by the Rt. Rev. George Tomlinson, Bishop of Gibraltar, St. Paul’s has been a steady focus ever since of worship, pastoral care and cultural activities for the English-speaking residents of Athens, as well as for visitors journeying through the city. For the Anglican Church, it is both a joy and a privilege to have a presence in a land that has such prominence in the New Testament. It gives us great delight if you are able share this privilege with us as a resident, as a visitor or as a pilgrim.
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St Helena, British Consulate Instanbul
Welcome.
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Anglican congregation in Thessalonica
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Christ Church (Crimean Memorial Church), Galata, Istanbul
Welcome.
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St Mary Magdalene
Welcome to St Mary Magdalene, Bornova.
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St Peter
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St Margaret's Anglican Church
Isten Hozott!
God Brought You to Us!
This Hungarian greeting, to visiting guests, well expresses our feelings about visitors and newcomers to our wonderful Saint Margaret’s community.
Find out more at www.anglicanbudapest.org
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St. Thomas, the Apostle
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Brno Anglican Church
Welcome.
We are a young and growing international community committed to creating a caring and hospitable space to share life, grow in faith and serve our city in the name of Jesus.
We are also a diverse community with people from many nations and social backgrounds – students from Brno’s many universities, Masaryk, Mendel and VUT, international workers, families, and long-term residents too.
So, if you’re new to the city and looking for a spiritual home away from home, are Anglican or non-Anglican, are returning to church after a while or have questions and want to explore the Christian faith for the first time, you’d be welcome here.
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Anglican Congregation in Warsaw
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Christ Church
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St. Clement’s Prague
Welcome to St. Clement’s, a vibrant English-speaking community located in the centre of Prague – with both expats and locals worshipping together in English in the heart of this beautiful city, the “City of a Hundred Spires” and a jewel of Central Europe, since 1904 (with some interruptions during the World Wars and under Communism).
St. Clement’s belongs to the worldwide Anglican communion of Churches within the Church of England Diocese in Europe, and whether you are a tourist waiting for your Sunday afternoon flight home or the return to your river cruise, a short term resident here on assignment or a long term Prague veteran, we invite you to come and join us any and every Sunday of the year at 11am at St. Clement’s church, Klimentská 5, Prague 1 to enjoy Church of England Sung Communion together with hymns both traditional and modern, accompanied by our fabulous organ and choir. In addition we celebrate Evensong based on the 1662 Book of Common Prayer twice a month on the first and third Wednesdays. Please see our Calendar of Events page for further details on all our services and events.
There is a Children’s Ministry during most Sunday services (except for the holiday months of July and August each year), as well as restroom facilities and a small area at the back of the church specially set up with toys and craft materials to keep the littlest ones entertained within eyeshot when there is no Children’s Ministry – and there are other regular events throughout the year where you can take part too, from an annual auction to picnics, film nights and concerts – see our Calendar of Events page for further details.
On our website you can find out everything you need to know to join us and join in, the history of Anglicanism in Prague and the history of our church at Klimentská 5, our comprehensive Safeguarding measures that are in place, and even details that you need to know if you wish to hold your wedding here or have the sad duty of organising a Remembrance Service for a loved one. Perhaps you are curious about who St. Clement was? Almost every other question you can think of is answered on our FAQs page. We also have a Young Adult Group for those between 18 and 35, and you can follow its Instagram too. So as you can see, we are a thriving community!
If you are located in Brno we also have a growing Anglican community there and you can find further details here and on brnoanglican.cz.
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The Anglican Church in St Petersburg
Serving Europe's 4th largest city with Anglican worship since 1723
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Svabhegy (Budapast)
Welcome.
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All Saints
Welcome to All Saints
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