We focus on providing charitable and humanitarian assistance to people in need. We organize public collections to help the needy in the Czech Republic and abroad. We help socially needy citizens, elderly and sick persons and others.

The congregation holds services and religious meetings.

Arranging services and spiritual gatherings in the church. The church is surrounded by a massive stone wall with 14 Stations of the Cross chapels. The church was rebuilt in the 16th century. The interior is equipped with rococo pews, a pulpit and an altar. The portals of the church are Renaissance.

We are a church that focuses on spiritual growth and community life. We offer a variety of programs and activities focused on faith education, healthy living, and community collaboration. Our activities also include providing Bible studies and spiritual counseling.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

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 religious community holds religious services and spiritual meetings.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

We organize religious services and spiritual meetings. We also organize seminars, training, activities for children and social gatherings. We focus on congregational outings.

The congregation holds services and religious meetings.

The mission of the respite service is to provide children and adults with intellectual and combined disabilities, including autism spectrum disorders, with a safe stimulating environment and professional care appropriate to the individual needs of the client. At the same time, to allow carers the time they need for rest and recovery.

The congregation holds services and religious meetings.

We hold church services and spiritual meetings. We publish a weekly parish magazine, The Lord's Day. We operate a church that was built between 1750 and 1760. The builder and presumed author of the project was the architect Mikulas Thalherr. The church is non-oriented, single-nave.