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   Last revised 26th December 2002

Welcome to St Mary's Anglican Church in Belgrade.  We are part of the Diocese in Europe - the 44th Diocese of the Church of England. Our role is to give spiritual support to those living and visiting Belgrade. 

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This is the building and front door of our  chapel  (which is on the first floor). It's known as the CARITAS building, from the Charity that owns it.

St. Mary's Anglican Church,  v23 Visegradska, 1st Floor,  Belgrade  --11000. Yugoslavia.  +381 11 180 854.

All matters relating to St Mary's Belgrade should be referred to either  Mr Nenad Knezevic (nenadkne@eunet.yu) or Mr Eric Jansson (eric.jansson@ftnetwork.com)

Our Church is dedicated to the Mother of God, a symbol of service and humility. We pray that our life of  service reflects the attributes of our patron. 

Terazije Street and the Moskva HotelIf you are visiting Belgrade on holiday or business, email us and let us know when you will be visiting. The community at St Mary's would like you to share in our life during your stay.

If you want to join the Yahoo group that serves as an interactive gathering place for members of St. Mary's Anglican Church in Belgrade (Yugoslavia) and our friends. Announcements, discussions, sharing, news... click on the logo. 

Historical Note on Anglican Churches in Europe

English churches and congregations have been established on the Continent since before the Reformation. The number of these grew to such an extent that in 1633 congregations of the Church of England in all foreign countries were placed under the jurisdiction of the Bishop of London (London then being the chief port of England). Anglican Dioceses and then Provinces were later formed in all parts of the world outside the United Kingdom. The Diocese of Gibraltar was founded in 1842 and took over the pastoral care of the chaplaincies and congregations in Southern Europe and Turkey. In 1883 the Bishop of London appointed a suffragan bishop, who later was given the title of Bishop of Fulham, to supervise the chaplaincies in North and Central Europe.

From 1970 the Jurisdiction of North and Central Europe, together with the Diocese of Gibraltar, was in the episcopal care of one Bishop, the Bishop of Fulham and Gibraltar. Since July 1980 a single Diocese has been formed with the title The Diocese in Europe, and it became the 44th Diocese of the Church of England. The Bishop of the Diocese is assisted by a Suffragan Bishop and Assistant Bishops. The Episcopal Church of the United States of America (ECUSA) has also established nine churches in Europe. Since 1971 they have been placed under the jurisdiction of the Bishop of the Churches of the American Convocation in Europe.

This information is taken from the Diocesan website    Click here to go to the diocesan web site