Bristol Free Presbyterian Church

Bristol Free Presbyterian Church Sunday Worship 11.00am; afternoon as announced - please check. Tuesday 6.30pm. Everyone welcome Sites connected with the Free Presbyterian Church in Bristol.

Ruins of St. Mary-le-port
St. Mary-le-port, erected in 1170, was one of the first churches in England to embrace the new doctrines of the Reformation. Down through the years it maintained its evangelical stance. When the church was destroyed by a bomb in World War II its congregation had to move to St. John’s. The church of St. John the Baptist
After the war the congregation continued true to sou

nd doctrine, which aroused the opposition of the bishop. He eventually had them thrown out of St. John’s and confiscated their funds. The reason given for their eviction was that they preached what the bishop called a ‘strange religion.’
The building of St. John’s dates back to the time of the old city wall (c.1400), its steeple being built over the only remaining gate-way into the city (front cover). Nearby is St. John’s Conduit, which has been supplying fresh water to the city since 1267. Chapel of the Three Kings of Cologne
This little chapel then became the meeting place of the worshippers evicted from St. Dr. Napier Malcolm ministered to them until they applied to become part of the Free Presbyterian Church. The Chapel of the Three Kings was built in 1507 for the use of the people then living in the adjoining Foster’s Almshouses. Ramsey Road Chapel
After joining the Free Presbyterian Church, the group moved into the building in Ramsey Road. The first service conducted there by the Free Presbyterian Church was on 14th April, 2002. This little chapel was erected as a result of a successful tent mission conducted by Brethren evangelists in 1905.

28/03/2025
We are looking forward to welcoming the Free Presbyterian Youth Council.
01/09/2024

We are looking forward to welcoming the Free Presbyterian Youth Council.

Applications for the encouragement trip to Bristol are now open!

Spaces are limited, see more details online.

Hope you can make it! ☺️

Please Note: Change of Service Details Sunday 4th August - there is no morning service. Just for this Sunday only the se...
31/07/2024

Please Note: Change of Service Details

Sunday 4th August - there is no morning service. Just for this Sunday only the service time is 15.30 at The Cameron Centre, directly opposite The Hub.

Address is - The Cameron Centre, Cameron Walk, Lockleaze, Bristol BS7 9XB.

You will be made very welcome.

11 April 1836 – George Muller opened his first orphanage in Bristol, taking in 26 orphans. 40 years later, his orphanage...
11/04/2024

11 April 1836 – George Muller opened his first orphanage in Bristol, taking in 26 orphans. 40 years later, his orphanages housed 2,000 children. Muller ran
a Faith Mission which did not engage in fundraising, but trusted the Lord to provide through free will donations.
Each day as George walked the streets, he saw children everywhere who had no mom or dad. They lived on the streets or in state-run poorhouses, where they were treated badly. George felt God calling him to open an orphanage to take care of the children...

23/03/2024
You can follow some of the Bible messages preached at Bristol Free Presbyterian at this link -
02/12/2023

You can follow some of the Bible messages preached at Bristol Free Presbyterian at this link -

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The Hub, Gainsborough Square, Lockleaze
Bristol
BS79FB

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