The Richmond Primitive Baptist Church has assembled since before the construction of any Baptist churches in Chesterfield County, Virginia. In January of 1791, Eleazar Clay deeded one acre of land to the perpetual worship of God at our location on Qualla Road. The construction of the original church building was the second Baptist church constructed in the history of Chesterfield County, and the o
riginal worshippers of the assembly among the first primitive Baptists in Virginia. This primitive Baptist church has preached the doctrine of God’s grace since it’s founding, and His sovereign grace continues to be our primary doctrine today. Our cemetery has marked and unmarked graves dating to the early 19th century. Our cemetery is currently being researched and renovated. The website for our cemetery can be found here: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2308764/richmond-primitive-baptist-church-cemetery and will be updated as research continues. More about our history can be found in our church welcome pamphlet. We are overjoyed with each and every visitor and are grateful for the opportunity to worship with our fellow Brothers and Sisters in Christ!
