St Paul’s Anglican Church, Monaco is traditional, choral, family-friendly and inclusive. We hope it is a place where you can feel a sense of belonging and acceptance. The Chaplain is committed to the pastoral and spiritual care of all, irrespective of church affiliation, whether you have a religious belief or none.
It is vital that we continue to recognise and give thanks for the service and sacrifice of the men and women in the British Armed Forces, past and present, who have dedicated themselves to the protection of our liberty and democracy.
Wearing a poppy is a time-honoured way to show your respect and support and you can get yours at St Paul’s Church. You are warmly invited to join us for one or more of the services and acts of Remembrance detailed below.
Sunday 10 November 10.30am – Remembrance Sunday will be observed during the service
Monday 11 November 7pm – Sung Evensong for Armistice See our monthly music calendar
Tuesday 12 November 10.45am – Act of Remembrance at CWG Cemetery, Bordighera
If you are unable to get to one of these services do listen to the recording below so you can pay your own respects wherever you are. You can also visit the Royal British Legion’s website by clicking here.
We hold two Communion services on Sunday, with additional worship on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. All are based on Anglican tradition and held in English
Fun activities and fellowship for Infants (3-6 yrs) and Juniors (7 yrs +) at 10.30am, led by Alison Bearn, a practising Educational and Child psychologist with more than 20 years’ experience as a Sunday School teacher.
Many people find a Christian service is a special and uplifting way to mark a significant life moment. Our Chaplain is committed to serving and supporting anyone within Monaco who wants to arrange a Wedding, Baptism or Funeral service in the Anglican tradition.
St Paul’s has an enviable reputation as a place of musical excellence and the church building is also recognised as a beautiful performance venue. Discover what our Chaplain and musical director have to say about the role or music in worship.
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The arrival of the alumni choir of Exeter College Oxford on October 6th added to the expanding repertoire of sacred music offered to the Glory of God at St Paul’s....
Preces and Responses – William Smith Psalm 61 Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis – Stanford in G Anthem – And I saw a new Heaven (Edgar Bainton) Hymn – The Supreme...
On Thursday 31st October people gathered for the All Souls service at St Paul’s, the first for many years. The hand-picked choir performed 5 pieces selected for the occasion, including...
The Metropole gathering to launch our programme of events and projects to mark the Centenary of St Paul’s was graced by the presence of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II....
St Paul’s Harvest Festival Service once again proved to be a wonderful gesture of thanks to God for all of the material blessings and comforts we enjoy. Better still, your...
The main church building is located at 22, Avenue Grand Bretagne with easy access via ramp or steps. Sunday School takes place in the Library located below the church starting at 10.30am.
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