About Us
Heritage and identity
We are a diverse community of faith, rooted in history, engaged locally, and united in Christ.
Now a Bucharest landmark, our unique red-brick,
neo-gothic style church was built in 1913 for
the city’s long-established Anglican community.
Our Christian faith is at our core. We belong to
the Church of England’s Diocese in Europe and
are part of the worldwide Anglican Communion.
We honor our history, which includes one of
Romania’s greatest personalities: Queen Marie
helped build the church and often worshipped here.
Part of the Parcul Gradina Icoanei neighborhood,
we seek to engage in our local community and
remember our place in God’s beautiful creation.
Who We Are
We welcome all who are seeking and those who profess the Christian faith, regardless of their denomination. We are a congregation of the Church of England’s Diocese in Europe, but our community is very international and made up of people from a wide variety of Christian traditions. Children and families are always welcome.
Music is an extremely important part of our services. We sing parts of the liturgy together as well as classic Anglican hymns, accompanied by our excellent organist, Adina Cocargeanu. An Order of Service is provided for use so the liturgy is easy to follow. Our services are always in English, and you can see the Order of Service here.
An informal time of tea and coffee is held afterwards to allow people to meet and get to know each other.
Our History
For over a hundred years, our red-brick church has welcomed people from all nations to worship, learn, and grow together. Founded with the support of Queen Marie of Romania, the Church of the Resurrection has remained open through times of change and challenge, a steadfast witness of faith and hospitality in Bucharest.
Today, we are a vibrant, international Anglican community — united in prayer, service, and friendship — continuing a tradition of openness and care at the heart of the city.
OUR TEAM
Who’s Who
Dr Monica Cure
Church Warden
Mr Richard Steel
Church Warden
Mr Jamie Cant
Safeguarding Officer
Rt. Revd. Dr. Robert Innes
Bishop of Gibraltar
Meet Our Chaplain
Our Chaplain is Revd Dr Nevsky Everett.
Fr Nevsky read Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic at Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge before studying Theology at Westcott House. He was ordained deacon in 2013 and priest in 2014. After serving his curacy in the parish of St George’s, Norton, he took up the post of Chaplain and Welfare Fellow at Keble College, Oxford. During this time he finished his doctorate on St Isaac the Syrian at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. He came with his family to Bucharest in March 2022. He has a great passion for Romania, the Romanian language and Romanian culture. He also serves as the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Apokrisarios (representative) to the Romanian Orthodox Patriarchate.
Rev. Dr. Nevsky Everett
Chaplain
Safeguarding at the Anglican Church
At the Anglican Church in Bucharest, we believe that every person is made in the image of God and deserves to be treated with dignity, care, and respect. We are committed to creating a safe, welcoming, and caring environment for all—especially for children, vulnerable adults, and those who may be in need of protection or support. Our safeguarding policy sets out the principles, responsibilities, and procedures that guide our life together, ensuring that safety, trust, and accountability are at the heart of our ministry and community life. The Chaplaincy’s Safeguarding Policy Statement can be found by clicking the below button.
Join us: Give, Serve, Connect
Whether by volunteering your time or supporting us through donations, your involvement keeps our community alive. From welcoming at the door to reading in the service, from preparing tea and coffee – every act of service makes a difference. Please consider making a regular or one-off gift. Every contribution, whatever its size, is deeply appreciated and helps us continue our life and ministry together.
FAQ
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask us in message.
