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.

We hold services and spiritual meetings.

We hold worship services and spiritual gatherings. The Bible Fellowship of Christians in UL is a community of people who confess Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior, who has delivered them from the power of sin, from the curse of the law, and from this evil age, and has saved them from death, from God’s wrath, and from condemnation.

We hold services and spiritual meetings.

We provide charitable and humanitarian aid to people in need. We operate a charity wardrobe where we accept clean, laundered and preserved women's, men's and children's clothing, bed linen, towels, tea towels, tablecloths, blankets and small kitchen equipment.

The congregation holds services and spiritual meetings.

Organizing religious services, religious events and spiritual programs, organizing visits to the monastery church.

A Christian church to which you can also belong. Services are from the beginning of May to the end of October at the Church of the Apostle Paul in Hora Street (red church), in the winter months here, every Sunday at 9:30 a.m. You can follow the current events in the congregation on Facebook.

Organization of religious services and spiritual meetings. We perform baptisms, eucharist, reconciliation, funerals. We teach religion and prepare for confirmation.

We hold 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.

Arranging religious services and religious meetings. We hold clubs for children and their parents, a Thursday club, talks and a trombone choir. We focus on singing, prayer, free expression, thinking about spiritual matters, lectures and more. We practice playing trumpets and trombones, tuba and French horn.

Arranging religious services and religious meetings.

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.

Organizing services and providing information about the activities of the Roman Catholic parish.