Religious Services in Cyprus

The main Anglican church in Limassol and one of the most established English-language congregations in Cyprus. Part of the Diocese of Cyprus and the Gulf. Regular Sunday Eucharist, pastoral support, and a strong community of British and international expats.

📍 Ayios Ioannis Lambadistis Street, Limassol

Historic Anglican church in Larnaca serving the English-speaking community. Located near the famous Church of Saint Lazarus. Regular Sunday services with a congregation that includes both long-term British residents and newer relocators.

📍 Larnaca town centre

The Anglican congregation in the capital, serving diplomats, business professionals, and English-speaking expats. Regular Sunday services and pastoral care. Part of the Diocese of Cyprus and the Gulf.

📍 Nicosia

Paphos's Anglican church serving one of the largest British expat communities in Cyprus. Friendly congregation with a broad range of services — Eucharist, baptisms, weddings, and memorial services. Well-organised pastoral support network for new arrivals.

📍 Emba village, near Paphos

The main Latin Rite Catholic church in Cyprus and the largest Catholic congregation on the island. English Mass every Sunday morning. Serves a very international congregation including Filipinos, Indians, Lebanese, and European expats. Pastoral care and community events throughout the week.

📍 Stasinou Avenue, Nicosia

Limassol's main Catholic church, serving an international congregation. Sunday services in multiple languages with strong English-language Mass. Popular with European expats, the growing French and Polish communities, and long-stay expat families.

📍 Limassol city centre

Cyprus has a historic Maronite Christian community — one of the island's recognised religious minorities. The Limassol Maronite church offers services in the Maronite rite. An important community for Arabic-speaking Catholic expats and the Lebanese diaspora.

📍 Limassol

Nicosia's Maronite parish, serving the historic Maronite community in the capital. Part of Cyprus's constitutionally recognised religious minority groups. Services in Arabic and Greek.

📍 Nicosia old city

One of the most important Orthodox churches in Cyprus — built over the tomb of Saint Lazarus of Bethany, who according to tradition became the first Bishop of Kition (Larnaca). Regular liturgies, significant feast days. English-speaking visitors welcome. A spiritual and cultural landmark for all Orthodox expats.

📍 Larnaca old town

The Archbishopric of Cyprus Cathedral in Nicosia's old city. One of the island's most significant Orthodox churches, with 18th-century frescoes depicting Cyprus's ecclesiastical history. Services in Greek; open to all.

📍 Archbishop Kyprianou Square, Nicosia old city

Non-denominational evangelical congregation with a large international membership. Sunday services entirely in English. Active small group programme, prayer meetings, and family ministry. Very welcoming to newcomers and specifically oriented toward expat integration.

English-language Protestant church serving Paphos's international community. Evangelical orientation with a warm community ethos. Sunday morning services, occasional midweek events. Good entry point for expats seeking English-language Christian worship in Paphos.

Multi-ethnic English-language Protestant congregation in Nicosia. Diverse membership including many Filipino and South Asian expats. Sunday services with worship and preaching in English. Active pastoral care and community outreach.

English-language evangelical church in Larnaca. Smaller congregation but highly active — known for strong community integration and support networks for new expat arrivals. Good for families looking for English-medium Sunday school alongside worship.

The main Jewish congregation in Cyprus, based in Limassol. Chabad House runs weekly Shabbat dinners, holiday celebrations, and daily prayer services. Serves the large Israeli expat community as well as Jewish expats from Europe, the UK, and North America. Also maintains a kosher food programme.

Smaller Jewish community serving the growing number of Jewish expats and Israeli families who have settled in Paphos. Services on Shabbat and major holidays. Closely connected to the Limassol Chabad for larger events and educational programmes.

One of the most important Islamic sites in the Middle East — contains the tomb of Umm Haram bint Milhan, a companion of the Prophet. Active mosque with daily prayers. Significant for Arab Muslim expats and pilgrims from across the Islamic world.

📍 Larnaca Salt Lake, Larnaca

The main mosque in Larnaca's old town, originally a converted Venetian church. Serves the Arab Muslim community in Larnaca, including expats from Lebanon, Egypt, and Gulf countries. Active Friday prayer community.

📍 Larnaca old town

The main Islamic centre in Limassol, serving a diverse Muslim community including Arabs, South Asians, and converts. Friday prayers, Ramadan iftar events, and educational programmes. Welcoming to new Muslim residents.

📍 Limassol

The Baha'i Faith has had a continuous presence in Cyprus since the 1950s. The Nicosia community holds regular devotional gatherings, Nineteen Day Feasts, and study circles open to all. Welcoming to international expats and those exploring independent religious inquiry.