The 35th Meeting of (not only) Protestant Youth took place from October 3 to 5, 2024, in Teplice. The event, which traditionally hosts hundreds of young Christians from all corners of the Czech Republic, had the theme "God is a bridge." It offered young people the opportunity to explore the themes of ecumenism, mission, and community, and above all, how faith relates to these areas.

On Sunday, 5 October 2025, during a solemn service at St. Martin in the Wall Church in Prague, a total of four preachers from the Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren were ordained to serve the Word and the sacraments.

Today, the ceremonial laying of the foundation stone for a new school building took place in the Holešovice district of Prague. In future, this building will house a primary school, an educational lyceum and a technical college for social professions. The construction is being carried out by the Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren in cooperation with the Prague 7 district, which provided the land for the project and is supporting it in the long term.

The Synod Council has issued a statement regarding the current situation in Gaza in the Middle East. We are publishing the letter in its entirety.

In July 2025, the Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren began installing a photovoltaic system and heat pumps in the main building of the J. A. Komenský camp and lodge site in Běleč nad Orlicí. The project will contribute to more environmentally friendly and sustainable operation of the leisure facility and improve its carbon footprint.

The graduation ceremony for the graduates of the Protestant Academy's seminar for church music took place on Sunday, 29 June 2025, in Brno. During the service, the new musicians were commissioned to serve as cantors in the congregations of our church.

The 3rd session of the 36th Synod of the Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren took place at the Mother Teresa Community Centre in Prague-Háje from 15 to 17 May 2025. The agenda included economic issues, reform of church districts, pioneering missionary activities and the question of the contraction of partnerships for same-sex couples.

Every year at Easter, the Protestant congregations organize a solidarity collection for a building project. The collection is traditionally called "Hlavní dar lásky Jeronýmovy jednoty" ("Major Gift of Love of the Jeronýmová jednota"). This year's proceeds will help with the renovation of the community center in Čáslav.

On 19-20 March, a meeting with several Protestant partner churches from Germany and Switzerland took place in Berlin during the so-called Round Table. This facilitates financial support for our church projects.