What a service is like
Reverent worship, preaching that explains the Bible and applies its truth to the heart and life, prayer, and congregational singing of Psalms and biblical hymns. Services usually last about 75 minutes.
Learn what to expectProvidence Baptist Chapel
We gather to worship God, hear the Bible preached and explained, pray and proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ. Visitors are warmly welcome.
Where we meet
Naunton Parade, Cheltenham, GL53 7NP
Sunday morning
11:00 am
Sunday evening
5:30 pm

Your first visit
Reverent worship, preaching that explains the Bible and applies its truth to the heart and life, prayer, and congregational singing of Psalms and biblical hymns. Services usually last about 75 minutes.
Learn what to expectChildren stay with their parents during services. A separate room is available if you need to feed your baby or step out with a child.
Plan your visitFree parking is available at Bath Terrace Car Park (GL50 2BA) on Sundays and in the evenings after 6:00 pm. Please check the signs when you park. We have a step-free entrance and hearing assistance for the services.
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Life together
We are people of different ages, backgrounds and nationalities united by faith in Jesus Christ. Whether you have attended church all your life or have never been before, you are welcome to come and listen to God's Word with us.
Meet ProvidenceThe hope of the gospel
Christianity is not simply about becoming religious. It is about being reconciled to God through Jesus Christ. Discover what the Bible teaches about forgiveness, salvation and eternal life.
Services & meetings
Sunday morning
11:00 am
Sunday evening
5:30 pm
Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer Meeting
7:30 pm
Read & think
Biblical teaching and practical Christian counsel for faith, life and the questions people are asking.
Watch & listen
The latest preaching from Providence Baptist Chapel.

Chapel Library
Receive free Christ-centred booklets and the Free Grace Broadcaster, with sound teaching to help you understand the Bible and grow in the Christian faith. Find out about the literature available and how to request it.

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