Why not join us in worship?
Whether you are just visiting the Antwerp area or live here, St Boniface Antwerp offers you a welcoming spiritual home. We are an international congregation which believes that everyone is made in the image and likeness of God. All are welcome and accepted regardless of race, gender or sexual orientation.
We offer our worship to God in the setting of our magnificent church building - among the finest in the Diocese in Europe. Choristers and servers all strive for the highest standards. New members who are prepared to offer their time and dedication to achieve the beauty of holiness are always welcome.
Our main service is the Sung Eucharist, in contemporary English. It includes a mixture of choral and congregational music. You can contact the clergy if you want to make an appointment for anointing of the sick, baptisms or other sacraments. Bible study and discussion groups meet regularly.
We support a number of local and international charities through our regular giving and special collections. Social and fundraising events throughout the year - usually in English - include reading groups, dinners, film evenings, pilgrimages and outings.
Thanks to everyone who worked hard to prepare for a beautiful Mothering Sunday service and parish lunch. It was a joy to welcome new folk and to have two more young people joining the choir. As a church may we ever be a good mother. ... See MoreSee Less




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Twelve disciples from St Boniface enjoyed a time of spiritual refreshment on our Quiet Day at Westmalle Abbey on Saturday. Amos 3.3 'Do two walk together unless they have agreed to meet?' ... See MoreSee Less



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Rejoice ye with Jerusalem! Join us on Sunday as we honour Mother Church, the Mother of the Church, our own mothers, and all womankind as an icon of the sacred. The 10.30 service will be a child friendly teaching Eucharist in which our confirmands (and others!) will learn why we do what we do in church. ... See MoreSee Less

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