Circular Congregational Church

Circular Congregational Church is a church in Charleston, SC. As one of the oldest continuously worshipping congregations in the South, the church provides a progressive and inclusive Christian community for all people. The congregation offers various services, including worship, memorial services, weddings, and music ministry, with opportunities to join both onsite and online. The church holds a 4.60 rating from 372 reviews.

Founded in 1681, the congregation has worshipped on the same site in Charleston for over three centuries. As an Open and Affirming, Just Peace congregation of the United Church of Christ, the church emphasizes inclusivity across all races, ethnicities, gender identities, and sexual orientations. The community supports lifelong learning and spiritual practice through retreats, small groups, and educational offerings for children, youth, and adults. Beyond spiritual practice, the church is active in justice and sustainability through its Justice Ministry and Climate Working Group.

The church is located on Meeting Street, situated near the Gibbes Museum of Art and the Lenhardt Garden. It is also a short walk from the Charleston Gas Light Company Marker and the Carolina Art Association memorial markers.

The church is recognized for its deep historical roots and its long-standing presence in the local community. Its commitment to justice, peace, and a sustainable future reflects a dedicated mission to serve the world.

Circular Congregational Church remains a cornerstone of faith and inclusion within the Charleston community.

Services:

• Education Programs
• Justice Ministry
• Worship Services