
Welcome to All Saints Anglican Church, Luxembourg.
Thank you for dropping by our website. I hope you will get a flavour of the church community and all that goes on in our life together.
We call ourselves “All Saints” to reflect our calling and our diversity – from many countries and backgrounds, but all one in Christ!
Do come along one Sunday to a service or contact me by phone or email.
I look forward to meeting you.
Best wishes, Rev. Geoff Read, Chaplain
For Urgent pastoral care, please contact Revd Geoff on 621 199 242 or contact the Anglican office.
Our Belonging statement:
Being a diverse community where everyone can belong
• We strive to be a church where everyone can belong, regardless of physical or mental ability, age, church tradition, cultural background, ethnicity, gender, physical or mental health, nationality, neurodiversity, sexuality or wealth. We celebrate the gift of diversity.
• We are on a learning journey about the ways we can unintentionally exclude individuals or groups. Knowing we will sometimes get it wrong, we continue in faith to work together to include everyone as fully as possible, echoing and celebrating God’s abundant hospitality for each of us.
• We believe in a Church which welcomes and serves all people in the name of Jesus Christ; which is scripturally faithful; which seeks to proclaim the Gospel afresh for each generation; and which, in the power of the Holy Spirit, allows all people to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Jesus Christ
Pope Francis
All Saints joins with our Roman Catholic brothers and sisters in mourning the death of Pope Francis, a great pope and a remarkable Christian leader. As Anglicans, we are sad to lose him but thankful for all that he gave us. May he rest in peace and rise in glory.
Click here to read a statement by Bishop Robert
There will be an online ‘Service of Evening Prayer across Europe for Pope Francis and all who mourn’ led by Bishop Robert on Thursday 24th April at 1800cet/1700bst

This week´s Services
All services are held in the Konvikt Chapel at
5 Ave Marie-Thérèse, L-2132 Luxembourg
Parking is available at Parking Monterey
Nearest public transport – Hamilius bus/tram stop

A Sanctuary Day - Roots and Shoots
If we are to bear fruit as we engage passionately with the world, we need to have our roots deep in Christ. How can we do this in our 24/7 lives?
A day of teaching and learning to pray with and for each other led by Rev Jolyon Trickey from ReSource
