About Congreational Chapel
In Market Harborough, Leicestershire, Congreational Chapel gathers Christians from the town and the surrounding communities. The church serves Market Harborough together with the villages and towns nearby. We do not currently hold service times for this church; a quick phone call will confirm the weekly pattern.
It holds a Grade II listed status, which recognises its architectural and historic importance and limits what may be altered.
The church stands within the wider Christian life of England, home to the Church of England alongside thriving Catholic, Methodist, Baptist and independent churches. Market Harborough lies within Leicestershire, whose county town is Leicester. Visitors are welcome, whether you live in Market Harborough or are simply passing through.
The building
- Listed status
- Grade II listed
Building details from Wikidata, available under CC0.
Getting there
Parking near older church buildings can be limited, so allow a few extra minutes or arrive on foot where you can.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Congreational Chapel?⌄
Congreational Chapel is in Market Harborough, Leicestershire.
How old is Congreational Chapel?⌄
It is a Grade II listed building.
When are services at Congreational Chapel?⌄
Service times for Congreational Chapel are not yet listed in our directory. Please contact the church directly to confirm when services are held.
Is Congreational Chapel accessible?⌄
Accessibility provision varies between church buildings. Contact the church directly to ask about step-free access, accessible toilets or a hearing loop before you visit.
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