St. Saviour’s Anglican Church in Riga
The Church of England Diocese in Europe
At the moment all activities in our building are suspended due to the emergency situation in the country.
St. Saviour’s Anglican Church in Riga is a chaplaincy – an international community, part of the Church of England Diocese in Europe.
Bible Study/Evening Prayer
Since 2001, the church undercroft has been the site of a Soup Kitchen for the homeless.
Every Saturday at 10am, soup, bread, porridge and fruit are served to clients whose numbers have ranged from 90 to 150. The soup kitchen is mostly funded by donations of money and goods from overseas, and volunteers do most of the work.
Sign up to volunteer. Contact: Pāvels Ņizins, Coordinator (+371 26 879 747) or Irma Kalniņa (+371 29185554)
Soup Kitchen
Anglikāņu baznīcas Svētā Pestītāja draudze Rīgā
Account no: IBAN LV83HABA0551001807670
Swedbank | Swift Code: HABALV22
Reg.no: 90001051893 | Note: for Soup Kitchen
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13.09.20., speech at Riga Luther’s Church Valdis Tēraudkalns This is an opportunity to express thanks to the Luther’s congregation for saving the old altar of the Anglican Church from likely destruction after our church was closed for worship in the…
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Today our Soup Kitchen received a parcel from the Representative of the Lübeck-Lauenburg church district for partnerships with Latvia, our dear friend Pastor Helmut Brauer. We received 200 large tins of soup (that’s 33 Saturday services or 4000 portions) and…
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