Who is Charlotte Chapel?
Charlotte Chapel is an evangelical Baptist church in central Edinburgh, founded in January 1808 by Christopher Anderson, an Edinburgh businessman. For many years based on Rose Street, in a building completed in 1912, it moved in May 2016 into the former St George's West Church at 58 Shandwick Place, in the West End. It is now led by Paul Rees, lead pastor, and Liam Garvie, associate pastor.
Over two centuries the chapel has been served by preachers such as Joseph Kemp, Graham Scroggie, J. Sidlow Baxter and Derek Prime. It aims to be a church in central Edinburgh for everyone, where people sing, pray, share communion and listen to God's word read and preached. Its services are streamed on YouTube. Efficient Church summarizes a selection of them on this page: each article distils a teaching with its key verses and links back to the original video and the church's channel.
Practical information
- Address
- 58 Shandwick Place, EH2 4RT Edinburgh · Directions
- Service
- Sunday at 10:30 and 19:00
- Website
- charlottechapel.org
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Frequently asked questions about Charlotte Chapel
Who are the pastors of Charlotte Chapel?
Paul Rees is the lead pastor of Charlotte Chapel and Liam Garvie is the associate pastor. They serve the church together with a team of elders and staff.
Where and when does Charlotte Chapel meet?
Charlotte Chapel meets at 58 Shandwick Place, Edinburgh (EH2 4RT), near Princes Street. Sunday services are held at 10:30am and 7:00pm, each with singing, prayer and Bible preaching.
What is the denomination of Charlotte Chapel?
Charlotte Chapel, officially Charlotte Baptist Chapel, is an evangelical Baptist church. It is connected to the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC) and the Pillar Network.