St. Agnes Anglican International Church
A Welcoming Home for All People  

St. Agnes Church is the cathedral of the Diocese of Kyoto, Nippon Seikokai (Anglican Church in Japan) and also a parish church with an English language service (8:30am) and a Japanese language service (10:30am). The building was consecrated in 1898 and is one of the oldest churches in Kyoto. It has been designated by Kyoto City as an important cultural property. 

Rooted in Kyoto but open to the global community, we welcome people regardless of background and denomination.
We hope you find our Anglican worship open, inclusive, and easy to approach.
If your journey draws you to St. Agnes Church, you will be welcomed here.

 Worship Service (in English)

All  Denominations Welcome 
Service starts at 8:30am

May
3  Eucharist  Rev'd Yutaka Kuroda 
10  Eucharist Rev'd Scott Murray
17  Eucharist Rev'd Misa Furumoto
24  Eucharist Rev'd Scott Murray 
31  Morning Prayer  R. Georg Pussel
June
7  Eucharist Rev'd Scott Murray  (**)
14  Eucharist Rev'd Yutaka Kuroda
21  Eucharist Rev'd Misa Furumoto    
28  Eucharist Rev'd Scott Murray 


** Food basket donation collection  1st Sundays

Worship Service 8:30am to 9:30am
Fellowship/Coffee Hour 9:30am to 10:30am


​Upcoming Events at St. Agnes

Soup Supper   coming in May

​Online Bible Study of the coming Sunday's lectionary readings every Saturday morning: 9-10:30am .
***Study is on vacation from May 23, resumes on October 10.***


        Please follow this ZOOM link to join in:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82457969133

Link for Bible lectionary readings for Sunday HERE

Safe Church Commitment
We are also committed to being a safe community for all. If you experience or witness any form of harm, harassment, or misconduct, please contact our Safe Church Officer in confidence.
Email here
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Who we are:
We are a diverse community of different nationalities, backgrounds, religious orientations, and lengths of stay in Japan.
As an international church, we have received visitors from almost 40 countries over the years.
We strive to grow together as a community which follows the Way of Jesus in love, compassion and service.