Churches in Leicester

Towards the end of the 19th century, Leicester was expanding rapidly. Street after street of terrace housing was being built to accommodate the city's growing population. The historic Baptist chapels in the city centre had built two new huge churches and the Harvey Lane Chapel, near Highcross, determined

TLC is a city church of 100's of people of all ages from around 40 nations. Our passion is to love God and love people and we're thrilled you have joined us today. We currently have a dynamic kids's work running in our morning service, free refreshments for everyone and an expectation that God wants

Called to be God's people, transformed by the Gospel, making a difference in today's world. This is the United Reformed Church. Although one of the smaller mainstream denominations, the United Reformed Church plays a dynamic and challenging part in the British Christian community. It has brought together

St. Patrick's Parish dates back to 1854 when Fr Nickolds OP of Holy Cross built a school chapel committed to St. Patrick in Royal East Street. This school chapel continued to be served by the Dominicans until 1894 when the Mission was handed over to the Bishop of Nottingham and Fr. Hawkins became the

Welcome to Trinity Methodist Church which is located right in the middle of Oadby. Please join us for our regular Sunday services at 10. 30 and 18. 30 Oadby Trinity is situated approximately 4 miles S of Leicester on the main A6 road to Market Harborough. As a church at the middle of the community, we