King's Chapel

Boston, Massachusetts

Since 1686Historic buildingMid-size congregation
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Contact & Location for King's Chapel

58 Tremont St

Boston, MA 02108

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Service Times for King's Chapel

Sunday 9:00 AM

Morning Light

Sunday 11:00 AM

Morning Prayer

From the church’s website · checked Oct 2026

Programs & Ministries at King's Chapel

About King's Chapel

King’s Chapel is a historic Christian Unitarian congregation in downtown Boston. Established in 1686 as the first Anglican church in New England, the church says it became the first Unitarian church in America in 1786. Its landmark building dates to 1754 and remains a notable part of the city’s religious and architectural history. The congregation is known for its music ministry, including a Tuesday Noon Recital Series. Children are served through monthly Church School centered on Bible stories, while adults gather weekly for Bible study, guest speakers, conversations, and retreats.

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First-Time Visitor Info for King's Chapel

Dress Code: Not specified — please contact the church directly. Service Format: Sunday worship is offered at 9:00 AM. The church has a renowned music ministry, and its broader congregational life includes Bible study, guest speakers, conversations, retreats, and recitals. Visitor Tips: Families can ask about monthly Church School for children, which centers on Bible stories. Adults interested in connecting beyond worship can look for the weekly gatherings for study, speakers, conversation, and retreats.

Serving the community

  • sandwich making and distribution

    Meals

    What their website saysPreparing sandwiches in the Parish House for unhoused people on Boston Common

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History & building

  • Founded in 1686

    King’s Chapel was established in 1686 and later built in 1754. It was the first Unitarian church in America by 1786.

    What their website saysEstablished in 1686 as the first Anglican church in New England
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