St. Ursula's English Church, Bern

Saint Ursula's English Church, located in Bern, serves as a vibrant center for Anglican worship and ecumenical fellowship. Established with a design to seat a hundred people, the church was completed in the spring of 1906, designed by architects Eduard Rybi and Ernst Salchli. It is part of the Anglican Diocese in Europe, specifically within the Archdeaconry of Switzerland.

The church distinguishes itself by its strong commitment to ecumenism, welcoming members from various denominations and cultural backgrounds, reflecting its mission to serve all English-speaking Christians in the Canton of Bern and beyond. This inclusiveness is evident in its membership in the Association of Churches in Berne, highlighting its role in the broader religious community.

Worship at Saint Ursula's is conducted in English, catering to the diverse expatriate community. The church also adapts its services to be more inclusive and informal, especially during the All in Church Together service on the second Sunday of each month, which is designed to engage people of all ages. Additional services on the fourth Sunday of each month blend formal and informal elements, appealing to a wide audience.

Saint Ursula's is not only a place for worship but also serves as a cultural hub for the expatriate community, providing various programs that accommodate people from different cultural backgrounds and religious affiliations. These initiatives reinforce the church's foundational goals of fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment for all who attend.