Stop 9: School Street-Side Plaque and King’s Chapel Today
King’s Chapel continues to have an active, Christian Unitarian congregation with Senior Minister, the Reverend Joy Fallon, leading the congregation since 2013 as the first female minister of the church.
King’s Chapel continues to have an active, Christian Unitarian congregation with Senior Minister, the Reverend Joy Fallon, leading the congregation since 2013 as the first female minister of the church.
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King's Chapel Today
Today, King’s Chapel remains a vibrant presence within downtown Boston. The ministers of the active congregation lead weekly services and also preside over marriage and memorial services. Church members hold internal events, but also strive to be active members of their community. King’s Chapel is a grand performance space, hosting weekly music recitals open to the public, as well as two concert series each year. And the History Program facilitates engaging and educational experiences for all visitors to King’s Chapel, both within the physical space and virtually. Learn more about worshiping with King's Chapel here. Learn more about King's Chapel and Music here. |
The Reverend Joy Fallon leading the King's Chapel congregation during an Easter Sunday service.
Next: Walk a little further down School Street until you reach the back fence of the Chapel. Tucked underneath the back stairs is a large gate. Can you guess what that leads to?
