About us
St. Andrew's Moscow, one of 250 congregations in 36 countries that comprise the Anglican Diocese in Europe, ministers to an expatriate community that is scattered across 11 time zones.
Anglican worship in Moscow dates from 1553, when Tsar Ivan the Terrible allowed the first 'non-Orthodox' services among British traders.
Why St. Andrew? Scottish merchants living in Moscow in the 19th Century chose the patron saint of their native land.
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St. Andrew's Church in Moscow is a community of Christians who seek to
- nurture the development of our faith through an Anglican form of worship, providing regular services which communicate the Gospel of Christ;
- apply our Christian beliefs to our daily lives;
- develop a community to support each other while living in Moscow;
- encourage ecumenical initiatives and activities;
- serve the community
Daily Prayer
Evening Prayer (CW or BCP)
Directly from the Church of England*
Calendar
See also Regular Services
Saturday, 4 September 2010
Moscow Village Fete
14:00 Organized by the British Business Club (BBC) – in the Church Garden, Voznesensky Side
Wednesday, 22 September 2010
Autumn Bible Study
19:30
Friday, 24 September 2010
Parsonage New&Old Faces Night
19:00
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Notices
Post-Orphanage Education Center Resumes Classes in September
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Moscow International Choir Rehersals Every Tuesday
Autumn-Winter season rehersals begin 14 September, 7 p.m. in the church.... [more...]
See also news.