Preaching the Gospel. Conducting church planting and Christian groups. Participating in charity events.

Holding worship services, Bible classes and spiritual meetings.

Arranging church services and religious programs in a church. The church was founded in 1347 by Charles IV for the Carmelite Order. At the beginning of the 17th century, the monastery and church were given to the barefoot Franciscans, who adapted the existing building to its present form and added Baroque furnishings to the interior.

Publishing church orders, bylaws and rules of the Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren. Organizing services and events for church and non-church public.

Organizing spiritual meetings and preparing leisure programs for children and youth.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

The religious community organises religious services and spiritual meetings. We also focus on discussion forums, prayers, seminars, lectures, concerts and more.

The congregation holds services and spiritual meetings. We offer religious instruction for young children and preschoolers. This group is introduced to Bible stories one at a time, but the emphasis is on knowing the Lord who loves us just as we are.

We are dedicated to deepening the consciousness of commitment to the unity of Christ's church. We strive to help the poor and lonely people. We publish printed publications.

The religious community holds religious services and spiritual meetings.

The religious community holds religious services and spiritual meetings.

Organization of religious services and religious meetings. The Church of the Brethren is a branch of the Christian Church following the Czech and world Reformation. It consists of an open fellowship of people who believe in Jesus Christ as the Son of God and their saviour, accepting the Bible as the standard of faith, doctrine and life.

Organizing religious services, spiritual meetings, theatrical and cultural performances and community events.

Holding services and religious meetings in a Gothic-Renaissance church built between 1611 and 1614 by German Lutherans. In the post-Hungarian period, the church was acquired by the Paulician order, under which it was rebuilt in the Baroque style. In 1863 the church was adapted for the needs of the Evangelical Church of the Augspur Confession.