Anglican websites
(United Kingdom and within the Diocese in Europe)
Click on the picture to be taken to the official Church of England website
In July 1980, the Diocese in Europe became the 44th Diocese of the Church of England, bringing together churches and congregations spread across 42 countries on 3 continents, and covering one sixth of the earth’s land surface. For further information, please click on the picture.
Clicking on the image to the right will take you to The website for the Archdeaconry of France. The site contains information on the 85 Anglican congregations in France. Whether you are moving to France to live and work, looking for a place to worship when on holiday, or have lived here for some time and want to explore the Christian faith, this website will provide you with some of the answers.
Our sister chaplaincy of St George's, Vernet-les-Bains, sits at the foot of the Canigou in the Pyrénées-Orientales. The church was built in 1912 when this spa town was popular with British visitors. Its latest claim to fame is that, since 2019, it has housed the only British-style bells in France, again attracting many British visitors. Click on the picture for more information.
Our sister chaplaincy of St Michael’s is currently the only Anglican Church in the Gard. The congregation was born in the summer of 2006 and was formally adopted into the Diocese of Europe in 2007. Their base is the Protestant Temple in Bagard but services are also held at other locations. For further information, please click on the picture.
Our neighbouring Church of England chaplaincy of Midi-Pyrénées and Aude covers an area from the Aveyron to the Aude and from the Lot into Tarn and Garonne, including the Tarn, Haute Garonne and Ariège. There has been an Anglican presence in this part of France since the early 1960's. In the last five decades this has developed into the present day Chaplaincy with seven worship centres and a large ministry team. For further information, please click on the picture.
