Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

Arranging religious services and religious meetings.

Religious community holds worship services and spiritual meetings. We also focus on prayers, blessings, celebrations, baptism, repentance, confirmation and more. We provide marriage ceremonies, Bible classes, distribution of pastoral letters, visits to members of the congregation, loan of Christian literature, and youth meetings.

The religious community holds religious services and spiritual meetings.

Arranging religious services and religious meetings.

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 and on the web.

The parish holds services and spiritual meetings. We organize tours, concerts, exhibitions and lectures. We take up collections and provide assistance to those in need. Services are held every Sunday at 3 pm. We also help maintain the nearby Jewish cemetery near Hrivcice.

The evangelical church, built in the style of pure functionalism in 1932, was designed by the Prague architect Pavel Bareš, a native of Louny. The original plans for the church were drawn up by the prominent Prague architect Josef Gočár.

We hold services and spiritual meetings.

Arranging services and spiritual gatherings. Religious community offers sacramental services (baptism, confirmation, marriage, Lord's Supper, penance - confession, comfort of the sick) and non-sacramental services (funerals, urn laying, pastoral interview).

We hold religious services and spiritual meetings. We have a center for parents with children. We provide conferences and joint events. We offer summer camps especially for children from socially disadvantaged families.

Holding church services and spiritual gatherings in the church. The original parish church in the first half of the 14th century was almost entirely destroyed by fire in 1517. The new church was built according to the plans of Benedict the Jew as a three-aisled church with a tent roof and a tower on the facade. The church was rebuilt in the 19th century in the neo-Gothic style.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.