The congregation holds services and religious meetings. We provide youth meetings, summer camps, public collections and children's days.

We provide aid to victims of natural disasters, support missionaries and traveling ministers, and help build places of worship in developing countries. We hold worship services, retreats, Bible studies, public lectures, and ministry gatherings.

The parish holds services and retreats.

Running a refuge, hostel and low threshold day centre. We offer accommodation and assistance to homeless people to help them deal with their adversity and help them integrate back into society. All day meals are available.

Arranging services.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

The religious community holds religious services and spiritual meetings.

The congregation hosts worship services and religious gatherings. We provide pastoral care and can rent church facilities for conferences, seminars and workshops. Our mission is to glorify God and extend His kingdom by living and proclaiming the truth about this world.

Holding regular or special services and religious meetings. Services are for adults and children, church members and the general public. We hold pastoral visits and religious singing by volunteers.

The congregation meets for regular services in the prayer room and spiritual gatherings. There is a nursery for children on Saturday mornings. An audio library with sermons is maintained. We cooperate with the Life and Health Association and organize the Sumperk Health Club with the aim of contributing to the health and health prevention of the members.

We provide social services based on Christian principles for people who are in adverse social circumstances. We organise collections and charity events. We run a community centre and a low threshold facility for children and young people.

Holding services and religious meetings in an old Catholic church. The church is a building dating from the early 20th century. It carries with it elements of Art Nouveau and Modernism based on the English tradition. The Old Catholics began building their own church in 1912 and the first mass was celebrated here in 1914.

We are a community of Christians. We are part of one big world church of all believers and at the same time we belong to the Czech Church of the Brethren. Church and church for us is not just an organization or just a place made of bricks and mortar, but mainly people. We want to learn together what it means to live for God.