Join us for worship . . .

OUR CALENDAR

Regular service times are:
Sundays at 8am and 11.30am at Praia da Luz, 9.30am at Boliqueime and 11.30am at Palhagueira
Thursdays at 10.30am at Praia da Luz and 8.30pm on Zoom (Compline)
BUT these may vary for festivals - and services are not all we do! 
​See our Calendar below for details of services and events.

​MAPS AND DIRECTIONS to our churches are here

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Click on the service or event you're interested in for more information, including a link to a Google map of the event's location.

Can we help? We are here to serve the English speaking community in the Algarve, of any nationality or church tradition, in any way we can.  We also support a number of local charities. ​

Contact St Vincent's: If you would like to join our mailing list, contact a priest or learn more about St Vincent's please use the button on the right to go to our contact form.

Latest . . .
Click here for more information about events and activities in the Chaplaincy. 

St Vincent's Luz Sunday Children's Club on 25th July at 11:30!
On the last Sunday of each month, children gather in the Salão (hall behind the church) for Children's Sunday Club!
Click here for more details.

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100 Club
Click on the logo to check winners or pay your sub.

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​Good news!
St Vincent’s Chaplaincy has been awarded the A Rocha Eco Church silver award!  More details and Eco News here.

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Sites we like!

St Vincent's Facebook page.  Click to see the latest news, including livestreamed Sunday services.

Change for the World: A Christian movement and charity, changing the way we think and act to sustain the world’s resources and raising funds for use in developing / low-income countries.

St Vincent's supports the Mustard Seed Association, whose main objective is to support the families in need in Lagos, working for a place of hope within the community

St Vincent's supports ACCA, a charity working for the  children of the Algarve who live below the poverty line or are handicapped, abused, orphaned or abandoned, and to support the institutions who look after children whose families simply can’t..