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The Anglican Chaplaincy in Bergen, Norway
WORSHIP AND FELLOWSHIP IN ENGLISH
WELCOME
Bergen's Anglican church warmly welcomes you, your family and friends to worship and fellowship.
As part of the the Diocese of Europe in the worldwide Anglican Communion, we are an international church community in which people from every continent and of many different Christian traditions and denominations have found a spiritual home. We seek to be a caring community of faith, offering spiritual and practical support for both those living and passing through Bergen.
We use the Common Worship liturgy for our Eucharistic Services.
SERVICES UPDATE
The Bergen Anglican Church is very excited to resume services
in Mariakirken on Sunday 11 October at 11:00.
We will continue to hold in-person services on Sundays at 11:00 throughout the autumn on a bi-weekly basis.
All services in Mariakirken will be held under coronavirus regulations (Smittevernveileder).
On the Sundays we are not in Mariakirken,
we will offer a virtual Service of the Word via Zoom at 11:00.
If you would like to join the virtual services via Zoom, please contact our priest Revd Weisz via email.
Please see our services and events page for an up-to-date service schedule.
22 November 2020
Audio Recording of the Gospel and Sermon
by Revd Kirk Weisz
15 November 2020
Audio Recording with Lay Reader Iris Bjørno
8 November 2020 - Remembrance Day
Audio Recording of the Gospel and Sermon
by Revd Kirk Weisz
1 November 2020
Audio Recording of the Gospel and Sermon
by Revd Kirk Weisz
WORSHIP IN MARIAKIRKEN
We are fortunate to hold our services in Bergen's oldest building, the beautiful stone Mariakirken (St. Mary's Church), recently renovated.
GET INVOLVED
Become a registered member of the congregation, volunteer your time and talents, or donate to help us continue our mission.
ANGLICANS IN NORWAY
Bergen is one of four congregations in the Anglican Chaplaincy in Norway, along with Oslo, Stavanger, and Trondheim.
SAFEGUARDING
The Diocese in Europe – of which we are a part – promotes “Safe Churches” as part of its commitment to the Safeguarding of Children and Vulnerable Adults.
You can read the Diocesan Safeguarding policy here:
https://europe.anglican.org/safeguarding/policy-and-guidance
You can read our local Safeguarding policy (including relevant contact details) here.