An Anglican Episcopal church serving the English-speaking community in Switzerland’s capital, one of ten resident chaplaincies across the nation.
At a glance
St Ursula’s Church is an active Anglican place of worship in Bern, maintained as part of the broader ecclesiastical network serving expatriate and international populations in Switzerland. The church holds resident chaplaincy status, distinguishing it among a select group of Anglican establishments in the country.
History
The church’s full institutional history is not detailed in available sources. It functions today as one of ten Anglican chaplaincies in Switzerland with permanent ministerial presence.
What you see
Architectural details of St Ursula’s Church have not been documented in standard sources. A visit reveals its current state as an active Anglican place of worship in central Bern.
Cultural significance
St Ursula’s serves an important role for Anglicans and English speakers in Switzerland, particularly in Bern. The church’s resident chaplaincy places it among an elite group of ten such establishments nationwide, underscoring its importance to the Anglican community in this region.
Key facts
- Country: Switzerland
- City: Bern
- Coordinates: 46.93996, 7.45336
- Status: Anglican Episcopal church with resident chaplain
- Part of: Archdeaconry of Switzerland
Practical information & getting there
St Ursula’s Church is located in Bern at the coordinates provided above. For visiting hours, service times, and contact details, check the Archdeaconry of Switzerland website or contact the church directly. Bern is easily accessible by rail and road from across Switzerland and neighbouring countries.
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