A more contemporary setting of the traditional Eucharistic service . We are accompanied in our worship by either a piano or our jazz musicians. The service is followed by refreshments in the Church Centre.

Every Tuesday morning at 8:30am, we have a Morning Prayer service that is open to all. Previous experience is not necessary as we love helping people to learn more about the weekly prayer traditions that have been passed down as part of our Anglican heritage.

On Tuesday and Thursday evenings (on Zoom), we have a said prayer service, a time of quiet reflection and prayer at the end of the working day. Previous experience not necessary, as we love helping people to learn more about the tradition of daily prayer that is at the heart of the Anglican tradition.

On Wednesdays, we have a midweek Eucharist, lasting slightly longer than half an hour, with brief homily.

Celebrated in a more traditional way, and with a contemplative feel, this quiet and reverent Eucharist according to the Book of Common Prayer is identical to the way Anglicans have been worshiping since 1662 and before. Lasting a little less than an hour, including a Sermon, this service is a wonderful way to begin a Sunday.

Our main service on a Sunday, celebrated according to Common Worship Order 1, this is a full bodied Anglican Eucharistic service (Mass/Holy Communion) intended to showcase the best of Anglican liturgical and musical tradition. Aided by our able choir and world-class organist, each service is truly a celebration! Kid's Church (Sunday school) runs simultaneously in the Church Centre, with children rejoining the service in time for the distribution of Holy Communion. The service is followed by coffee and light refreshments in the Church Centre.

On the first Sunday of each month (September to June), we hold a service of Choral Evensong, the jewel in the crown of the Anglican tradition. A unique blend of prayers from the Book of Common Prayer (1662), combined with best of our Anglican musical tradition makes for a wonderful way to finish the Lord's Day. Followed by sherry and light refreshments in the Church Centre (Salesianergasse 24).