St Clement’s Anglican-Episcopal Church is on Klimentská Street in Prague’s Petrská quarter. It holds English-language services on Sundays and Evensong on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Inside, look for medieval frescoes near the front of the church. The simple interior also hosts concerts, with good sound and views from the balcony. Sunday services are followed by a coffee hour, giving you a chance to meet members of the congregation.
Services and community
St Clement’s holds English-language Anglican services on Sundays. The church also has Evensong on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Sunday worship is followed by a coffee hour, where you can spend time with the congregation.
The church is described as welcoming, and Father Nathaniel’s teaching is part of the service experience. Communion is offered on Sundays to attendees regardless of faith background.
Frescoes and concerts
Medieval frescoes near the front of the church are among its notable details. The interior is simple, and concerts make use of the church’s acoustics. The balcony has good views and sound, so arriving early can help if you want to choose a spot.
FAQ
Are services at St Clement’s in English?
Yes. The church holds English-language services on Sundays.
When is Evensong?
Evensong takes place on the first and third Wednesdays of each month.
What can I see inside St Clement’s Church?
Look for medieval frescoes near the front of the church. Concerts are also held inside.
How long should I allow for a Sunday visit?
Allow about two hours for the full Sunday service and the coffee hour afterward.
