We hold regular or special services, religious meetings and Bible readings. Services are for adults and children, church members and the general public. We are involved in humanitarian work and religious freedom activities.
We are a Christian organization dedicated to spreading the biblical message, publishing study materials, and promoting spiritual life. We organize educational and community activities, offer religious publications, and create a space for personal growth, faith and mutual support.
We hold regular or special services and religious meetings. Services are for adults and children, church members and the general public. The parish organizes baptisms, pilgrimages for worship, holy communion, faith talks, soul devotions, confession afternoons and other occasional events.
We hold regular or special services and religious meetings. Services are for adults and children, church members and the general public. The parish organizes baptisms, pilgrimages, communion, faith talks, the Paschal Devotion, confessional afternoons and other occasional events.
Holding services and spiritual gatherings in the monastery. It is a neo-Gothic complex with a convent and school building and a church. The church has been used by the Orthodox since 1990, and the monastery still houses a clinic.
The religious community holds religious services and spiritual meetings. We hold tours, concerts, exhibitions and lectures. We take up collections and provide assistance to those in need.
Operation of a community centre, the Bell Family Centre, the Crocus Community Bazaar and the Cafe di Cono community café. In season we open a large landscaped garden to the public. We provide community, social, educational and spiritual services.
The Liberec Seniorate of the Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren is a community of congregations in the north of the Czech Republic united for common church activities and administration.
The parish holds services and spiritual gatherings at St. Anthony the Great Church. The church was built on the site of the original wooden church, which is also connected with the first mention of Liberec in 1352 in connection with the payment of tithes. The reconstruction of the church into a three-aisle brick church began on 17 June 1579.