Duke Street Church, Richmond

Duke Street Church is a Baptist place of worship located in central Richmond with a contemporary building structure. Inside you will find an auditorium for services and additional rooms designed for meetings and community activities.

The congregation was founded in 1870 when Pastor Frederick Meyer worked with Charles Spurgeon to establish a permanent place of worship in Richmond. The current location on Duke Street was adopted in 1881 after the community had previously met elsewhere.

The church serves as a gathering place for worshippers from the local community who come together regularly for services and events. It holds meaning for those who practice their faith here.

The building is easily accessible on foot from Richmond town center and provides accessible entrances for visitors. It is helpful to check the website before visiting to learn about current opening times and what to expect when you arrive.

The building was completely renovated in 2022 with modern facilities while keeping its historical identity intact. This update has made the space more welcoming for people visiting today.