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Bienvenue à toutes et tous!

Come and celebrate with us. All are welcome!

The key takeaways from Roy's sermons can now be found on our Blog page

See our Holy Week and Easter Service Schedule in April
Beware of online, email and SMS scams. St George's will never ask you to send money or gifts directly for an 'emergency'.

Celebration

Whether you’re full of faith, full of questions, or somewhere in between — you are warmly welcome here. We are an open and inclusive Anglican church where everyone is valued, regardless of background, belief, gender, sexuality, or lifestyle. You don’t have to have it all figured out to belong. Each week, we offer a different celebration, from traditional to contemporary. Come as you are — there’s a place for you in our community.

St. George's Church is part of the Anglican Diocese in Europe.

​Rue du Temple, 66820
Vernet-les-Bains
Pyrénées-Orientales, France

Community

In addition to weekly church services, St. George's Anglican Church is home to a vibrant community and hosts wonderful events in the village of Vernet les Bains, France. Whether you join us for our Sunday service, to enjoy a concert or learn the art of Change Ringing on France's only ring of English bells, we look forward to welcoming you.

Visit our 'What's On' pages for details of events, Concerts and Yoga in the church.

Safeguarding

St George’s Safeguarding Officer is Frankie Ward. To report any safeguarding concerns, or for further information visit our Safeguarding Officers page.

History

St. George's is a friendly and welcoming Anglican, Christian community, based in the early 20th-century English church which sits near the Thermes and Casino. In 2013, the Church celebrated its 100th anniversary. One of the attenders at worship in the early days was Princess Beatrice, the youngest daughter of Queen Victoria. The village, once known as 'the Paradise of the Pyrenees', is associated with Rudyard Kipling, who spent time here a century ago.

Today, the congregation consists largely of British residents of Vernet and the neighbouring towns and villages, but we are augmented by visitors and holiday-makers of many nationalities throughout the year. The church is also used for weddings, concerts and other services and functions.

Learn more about the history of St. George's in Vernet-les-Bains.