French Huguenot Church

Charleston, South Carolina

Since 1680Mid-size congregationWatch online
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Contact & Location for French Huguenot Church

Location of Church: 136 Church Street Charleston

Charleston, SC 29402

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Service Times for French Huguenot Church

Sunday 10:30 AM

Worship

From the church’s website · checked Oct 2026

Plan your visit

  • Watch online

    Services are streamed online

    What their website saysThese are links to the live streamed services on our youtube page.

Leadership

  • The Reverend Phillip C. Bryant

    Pastor

    What their website saysThe Reverend Phillip C. Bryant, Pastor

About French Huguenot Church

French Huguenot Church is an independent Christian community in Charleston’s French Quarter, following reformed theology and not affiliated with any governing church body. Sunday worship is held at 10:30 a.m. The congregation’s current pastoral leadership includes the Reverend Phillip C. Bryant, Pastor, and Reverend David Woody, Associate Pastor. Rooted in the Huguenot tradition, the church welcomes members from beyond Huguenot ancestry, and its gathered life centers on worship, prayer, fellowship, Bible study, and caring ministry.

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First-Time Visitor Info for French Huguenot Church

Dress Code: Not specified — please contact the church directly. Service Format: Sunday Worship is at 10:30 a.m. The service follows a traditional Protestant liturgy with hymns, prayers, scripture readings, and a sermon. Visitor Tips: The church is in Charleston’s French Quarter, at the corner of Church and Queen Streets. You do not need to be of Huguenot ancestry to join or take part in the church’s worshiping community.

Groups & programs

Groups for:FamiliesSeniorsSingles

History & building

  • Founded in 1680

    French Protestants arrived in Charleston in April 1680, and a church was built in 1687. The present Gothic Revival edifice was completed in 1845 and designed by Edward Brickell White.

    What their website saysIn April of 1680 the ship Richmond arrived in Charleston with 45 French Protestants (Huguenots) aboard.
  • Building completed in 1845

  • Hosts weddings

    What their website saysone of Charleston’s most popular locations for wedding services

Ministry, leadership and visit details above come from the church’s own website. They can change, so please confirm with the church.

Note: Church information may be outdated. Please verify details with the church directly before visiting.

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