All are welcome at King's Chapel. We are currently offering in-person and virtual worship options for our Sunday services. in Person at the Little Chapel in the Parish House 64 Beacon Street and online via Zoom. Join us virtually for Morning Light on Zoom! Click the link below to get the link:

King's Chapel is an American independent Christian unitarian congregation affiliated with the Unitarian Universalist Association that is "unitarian Christian in theology, Anglican in worship, and congregational in governance." [2] .

Discover over 330 years of history at King’s Chapel on a 20 or 45-minute guided tour of the historic sanctuary, the church crypt containing 21 tombs, and/or the upstairs galleries and Revere bell. Visitors will experience King’s Chapel from new perspectives, as they explore the sanctuary, crypt, galleries, and Revere bell with our Historic ...

The history of King’s Chapel spans more than 330 years, from its founding in 1686; through the American Revolution and the birth of a new nation; through great periods of change, both difficult and triumphant; to its continued presence in 21st-century Boston.

Welcome to King's Hill Church. We are a church located near you if you live in the city aiming to help you love God, grow in community, and discover your purpose.

In 1785, King became a leader in the Methodist Church, and in 1791, he and his wife decided to move to Sierra Leone, West Africa to spread knowledge of Christianity. In 1794, King was sent to Kingswood School in England where he improved his religious qualifications and started to …

The official YouTube channel to King's Chapel Boston. Gathered in 1686 as Boston's first Anglican church, now an independent Christian Unitarian congregation...

2016年7月13日 · In 1668 Royal Governor Andros seized a portion of this property to construct the town's first Anglican church, King's Chapel, which was built in 1688. The earliest graves and tombs were scattered randomly throughout the grounds, with no formal pathways.

King’s Chapel is actively uncovering the church’s early and enduring connections to slavery. Engaging these painful parts of our past is already transforming the way we understand our history and the way we share our story with the tens of thousands of people who visit the church on Boston’s Freedom Trail.

Dive into history at one of the oldest churches in Boston! Established in 1686 as the first Anglican church in New England, you can discover over 330 years of history at King’s Chapel. Exhibits and programs explore the roles of religion, tolerance, and justice in the birth of the nation.