Lovely church. French service at 9-ish and the English service around 11. Friendly, welcoming, beautiful organ&piano music and the message is spot on♡

Musical Wednesdays, always a great time to visit the church , check out the architecture, the history. Stay for the concert 12-1pm. This week, was The 78 Highlander pipes and drum.

A warm welcome awaits anyone coming to visit this lovely historic church in the heart of Old Quebec City. Worship services in English on Sunday morning in English at 11:15 a.m. with congregation of Chalmers-Wesley United Church (at 9 a.m. in French with the congregation of Église Unie Saint-Pierre). The church is open to visitors during the week from the end of June to mid-October ( hours vary). Free Musical Wednesday concerts every Wednesday at noon from the end of June to the end of August (donations welcomed).

Beautiful church, it is not publicly open as it's posted hours.

Small post-Covid congregation about 30. Traditional service in English. Pastor from Kenya, very nice fellow. We were warmly welcomed and made to feel comfortable.

Good godly teaching, welcoming atmosphere, good for all ages. There's coffee time after the Sunday service at 11:15am.

It is a great English speaking church in the heart of French speaking Québec. Beautiful architecture.

Memorable

Absolutely beautiful architecture. You will find this to be true of most of the bldgs in Old Quebec.

Free parking for the place

(Translated by Google) Beautiful historic places in Quebec City, and very nice people. (Original) Beau lieux historiques de la ville de Québec, et gens très sympathiques.

(Translated by Google) Superb Church. The reception is done with a smile. We feel that we are welcome (ues). (Original) Superbe Église. L'accueil se fait avec le sourire. On sent que nous sommes les bienvenus (ues).

Super

GO IN AND TALK TO MARK! We stumbled upon a sign leading us to this church on a Friday morning, and it was raining, so we went in mostly to get dry. I was just expecting a quick look around and then to continue on, but then MARK the all-around awesome guide appeared like a genie, so we asked him a question. And from there got an extremely interesting half hour or so of fascinating conversation with Mark, about the building itself and its architecture, Martin Luther, the Reformation, the Anglican Church in Canada. You name it, Mark probably knows it, including the weather report (which he revised, accurately, for us, enabling us to enjoy the rest of our day. Thanks Mark). The best part is that this wholly unexpected discussion, and entry, was totally free. He also has tips on where to go to find more unique, off-the-beaten path places like this church. So....if you're in town and want a delightful and educational experience, go here, and hopefully Mark will be working that day.