Calendar of Events
Siren Prayer - Monday 1 September, 12:00
September’s Siren Prayer will be part of the Day of Prayer for Luxembourg: joining those already praying in the Konvikt Chapel, we will gather to pray for peace and justice at our regular time of 12:00 on Monday 1 September.
Click here for directions to the Konvikt Chapel, 5 ave Marie-Thérèse, L-2132 Luxembourg City.
If you are unable to join us, pray where you are for peace and justice using the Siren Prayer; click here for the prayer in 5 languages
Click here for the Siren Prayer website
E-mail our Church Office if you need more information
We hope you will join us and look forward to welcoming you
Church Weekend Away: 24-26 October
We are planning a residential (or you can come for the day on Saturday) event for all ages at the Abbey of St Remacle in Wavreumont, (near Stavelot Belgium) from Friday 24 – Sunday 26 October 2025: visiting speaker from ReSource, youth, and children’s work. Eating, dancing, laughing, praying, worshiping, and partying together.
Email Geoff for more information
Season of Creation 2025
Creationtide 2025
This year’s theme Peace with Creation is based on Isaiah 32:14-18. The prophet Isaiah pictured the desolated Creation without peace because of the lack of justice and the broken relationship between people and God.
Our hope: Creation will find peace when justice is restored.
Join us at All Saints this Creationtide to explore how! Click on the links or the button below to find out more.
Online A Rocha Webinar – What does peace with creation look like?
Tue 2 Sep, 15:00 – 16:00 CET, Online
Join us at the start of Season of Creation (1st Sept – 4th October) as we reflect on this year’s theme ‘Peace with Creation’. Each year, Season of Creation, or Creationtide, is an invitation to pay special attention to what God might be saying to us as individuals and the church about caring for his creation. Be part of this special webinar, with stories, reflective prayer, ideas for individuals and church services to use throughout this season.
The event is free of charge but you need to register via Eventbrite in order to receive the joining information, which is a Zoom link sent via email nearer to the event date.
Click here to Book your place via Eventbrite
LUGA and Luxembourg School of Religion and Society Round Table event (in French)
Thu 18 Sep, 18:30 – 20:00
Science Hub – Pétrusse Valley
In cooperation with the Council of Conventioned Faiths of Luxembourg, the Luxembourg School of Religion & Society is organizing a round table bringing together a representative of each of the six conventioned faiths (Jewish, Catholic, Protestant, Anglican, Orthodox, and Muslim) to reflect on what relationships believers have and should develop with nature, understood as all the living beings on this Earth of which they are a part. Do faith and religious practice allow us to develop a particular ecological awareness, posture, and approach?
There is no charge to attend the event but advance registration is necessary; click here to register.
Climate Fresk
Sat 20 Sep, 14:00 – 17:00, Konvikt Chapel
Want to help tackle climate change but don’t have the time to become a climate scientist?
PLAY YOUR PART IN THE CLIMATE TRANSITION BY JOINING THE CLIMATE FRESK MOVEMENT !
In just 3 hours, the collaborative Climate Fresk workshop will teach you the fundamental science behind climate change and empower you to take action.
The event is free of charge but numbers are very limited and prior registration is necessary; click here to register.
LUGA and Luxembourg School of Religion and Society Conference (in French)
Mon 22 Sep, 09:00 – 17:30
Science Hub – Pétrusse Valley
The Luxembourg School of Religion & Society is organizing a study day on the subject of ‘Religions between nature and culture’. Here nature is understood as the biosphere of which humans are a part, and in which they assume a place that has been called into question by recent approaches in the human sciences and philosophy. Moreover, linking nature, culture and religion allows us to revisit the origin stories, particularly the Genesis narrative, which some consider to be at the root of the exploitation and destruction of the environment.
There is no charge to attend the event but advance registration is necessary; click here to register.
Siren Prayer - Climate Justice: Monday 6 October, 12:00
If you are unable to join us, pray where you are for peace and justice using the Siren Prayer; click here for the prayer in 5 languages
Click here for the Siren Prayer website
E-mail our Church Office if you need more information
We hope you will join us and look forward to welcoming you
Our Events
Lots of Ways to Get Involved.
Alpha is a series of sessions each exploring a different question about the Christian faith and how it connects with life. In each of the sessions we focus together on an important topic such as: Is there more to life than this? Who is Jesus? How can I have faith? How does God guide us? Why and how should I read the Bible? How can I pray?
We meet online (Zoom) on a week day (20:00 – 21:30) beginning late September 2025. We begin each 90 minute session with a bit of a chat, watch a high-quality video together (English with subtitles) on a theme which is followed by a facilitated conversation where we can share our thoughts and questions in a safe space. Feel free to eat supper if needed while you take part! And the first session is a taster so if you find Alpha isn’t for you, just let me (Geoff) know. There are 10 sessions with a break for school holidays plus an in-person Brunch and Saturday meet up.
We understand that people lead busy lives, so no problem if you may have to skip one or two.
If you would like more information, please email Geoff
Caring for Creation
We hold events and discussions that look at both the big picture of the climate crisis and how that plays out at a local, daily level
We have an Environmental Officer, mark Creationtide each September, and have gained the A Rocha Silver Eco-Church award
For more information, email our Environmental Officer Marie Van Cranenbroeck – environment@anglican.lu
The Fallow Collective
The Fallow Collective
Fallow = “land ploughed but not seeded for a season to make the soil richer.”
Collective = “done by people acting as a group”.
An occasional group at All Saints for those between jobs – mutual support & learning, perspective and prayer over lunch at the Vicarage.
Email the Church Office for more details.
Lions & Lambs
A weekly meet-up for parents/carers and their little one(s).
We meet on Thursday from 9:30 – 11:00 for some songs, a story and play; the meeting place changes each week. Bring along a piece of fruit for the children to share. Feel free to come and go as you need to.
Let us know if you would like to come along. We’d be happy to meet you!
Please contact the Church Office – office@anglican.lu – for more information/confirmation of where to meet.
Bible Study Groups
Ever wondered why the most sold book in the world is the Bible but why it’s a struggle to read it? Join one of our groups that will guide you in different ways to see how the world of the Bible connects with our day to day world today.
Women’s Bible Study
Women from All Saints, and beyond, are welcome to this opportunity to connect with each other, pray together and discuss the Bible and life. At the moment we’re following The Difference Course, which gives us a chance to explore how Jesus breaks down barriers between people with different opinions and life experiences
We meet monthly on Wednesday (usually the third Wednesday of each month), from 2.30 pm – 4 pm, in the Church Office in the Centre Jean XXIII
Email Alison for more information.
