Meet us:
We are
A chaplaincy of the Church of England. An international community. A welcoming family.
Read moreWe serve
We serve the local community by organising a soup kitchen. We also provide a neutral and safe space for debates on culturally sensitive themes.
Read MoreWe worship
We worship in the traditional Church of England style, in English, with occasional services in Latvian and/or Russian. We meet for worship at 11 AM every Sunday. The service is also streamed on our Facebook page
Read MoreIn Our Community
Recent events in brief
Weekly Update: 31st of July, 2021
Sunday Worship: The Ninth Sunday After Trinity Bread or cake? People often associate the church with “cakes”, namely, with special events. They come to church when something interesting is happening — when, figuratively speaking, they are promised something unusual and exquisite to stroke their taste buds. For them the church is meant to be entertainment
Weekly Update: 10th July, 2021
Sunday Worship: The Sixth Sunday After Trinity An exquisite birthday party that went horribly wrong and turned into a most gruesome event reminds us of the world we live in. It is in stark contrast to the banquet hosted by Jesus in the middle of nowhere for thousands of nobodies with nothing to offer, save
Weekly Update: 12th of June, 2021
Sunday Worship: The Fourth Sunday After Trinity The story of two daughters in the Gospel is full of drama and suspense. To be in the crowd can be annoying, or assuring — it can also be scary. One may become invisible or find oneself in the spotlight. Jesus notices each one of us and does
Weekly Update: 13th of June, 2021
Sunday Worship: The Second Sunday After Trinity This week’s Gospel story is the parable of the mustard seed. Chaplain Elīza’s sermon will look at trust and hope in the midst of trauma: 1941 and 2021. God’s power can be seen in the shocking reversals and upheavals that upend our expectations and assumptions. The surprising and