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A Prayer for those affected by the Wildfires
En francais ici
Loving God our Father, who has blessed us,
And given us a good world to live in as stewards,
We bring before you all those who are affected by the wildfires ravaging parts of France and Spain.
We especially pray for those who have been evacuated in the Gironde and Landes.
Give them …….. continued here
A warm welcome from our Ministry Team
We are on a shared journey: ‘growing in Christ.’ We are far from perfect, yet we strive to love, pray and live like Jesus.
We are convinced that if we open ourselves to Jesus, read moreby listening to his Word and the Holy Spirit (and act on that!!), we will bear much fruit (John 15).
We hope that many will join us on that exciting journey … including you!
Service Schedule
Please click here to view the schedule of services across all our churches in the region
Worship Services in English are led by a growing team of clergy, lay readers and congregational worship leaders, and include Holy Communion, Morning Worship, Prayer and Praise, Family Services, and Evensong.
As an Anglican Chaplaincy, part of the Diocese in Europe, we are home to Christians from all denominations.
We also welcome those who are exploring questions of faith, or who are simply looking for companionship or support. All are welcome!
The Chaplaincy of Aquitaine
Our community first came into being in 1825, when a church community was established in Bordeaux.
In south-west France it seems that there have always been people seeking to worship God in the English language, and so for almost 200 years we have been able, as the Psalmist puts it, to ‘sing the Lord’s song in a foreign land’. (Psalm 137:14)