Churches

Anglican

St. Paul’s Church 

Corner of Prince & Grafton Sts 

892-1691

Sun 8am, 9:15am, 11am

St. Paul’s Anglican Church was consecrated in 1896.  It is the congregations’ third church and their choice of Island sandstone as building material.

St Peter’s Cathedral

Rochford Square 

566-2102

Sun 8am, 10:30am

St. Peter’s Cathedral opened in 1869.  This Anglican Cathedral, made of brick, originally had a wooden façade.  All Souls Chapel, begun in 1888 as a memorial to the first priest of St. Peter’s.  The interior artwork is done by portrait painter, Robert Harris, are treasures to behold.

Baptist

Cornerstone United Baptist 

9 Cornerstone Dr

892-1001

Sun 10:45am

First United Baptist

235 Prince St

628-2111

Sun 10:45am

Grace Baptist Church

50 Kirkdale

368-2218

Sun 11am & 6pm

Community Baptist Church

162 Sherwood Rd. (off route 2)

892-8786

Sun 11am & 7pm

Bible Chapels

Charlottetown Bible Chapel

Linconwood Dr 

894-5121

Sun 11am & 7pm

Christian Reformed Church

Charlottetown Christian Reformed

153 Mt. Edward Road

894-4721

Sun 10am & 7pm

Church of Christ

Central Christian Church

217-233 Kent St

894-5234

Sun 10:45am

Central Christian Church, although small in size, the architectural form of the church gives an impression of strength.  It cost over $4,300 to erect in 1900.

Sherwood Church of Christ 

9 Lilac Ave 

892-7958

Sun 10:45am

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

St Peters Road 

566-1013

Sun 10am

Church of the Nazarene

Sherwood Church of the Nazarene  

40 Woodlawn Dr.

368-8484

Sun 10:30am

Jehovah’s Witness

Jehovah’s Witness Charlottetown

55 Pope Ave

892-7777

Mon–Thu 9am, Sun 12:20pm

Orthodox

St. Peter & Paul Orthodox Church

26 Lower Malpeque Rd.

892-6914

Mon-Fri 9am & 4pm, Sat 5pm, Sun 10:00am

Pentecostal

Calvary Temple PAOC

Corner of Highway 1 & 2 

368-1226

Sun 10:30am, 6:30pm

Presbyterian

St. James Presbyterian Church

35 Fitzroy St

892-2839

Sun 11am

The Kirk of St. James – Col. John Hamilton Gray, Father of Confederation, was an elder of the original wooden Presbyterian Church built here in 1831. This building is made of Wallace Freestone dates from 1878.

St. Marks Presbyterian Church

7 Tamarac Ave 

892-5255

Sun 11am

Zion Presbyterian Church

Corner of Prince St & Grafton St

566-5363

Sun 9:30am & 11am

The congregation of Zion Presbyterian Church moved here in 1913 from a wooden building on Richmond Street, which then became available for use by the congregation of St. Dunstan’s Basiclica, as the Basilica had been partly destroyed by fire.

Roman Catholic

Holy Redeemer

3 Pond St

894-7385

Sat 4pm, Sun 9am and 11am 

Our Lady of Assumption 

151 Stratford Rd 

569-4769

Sat 5pm, Sun 8am &10:30am

St. Dunstan’s Basilica

Great George St 

894-3486

Sun 9am, 11am, 5pm, Mon–Fri 12:05pm

St. Dunstan’s Basilica structure is the fourth Roman Catholic Church to occupy this site since 1816. This one built of Miramichi freestone, was restored after a fire in 1916.

St. Pius X Parish House

106 St. Peters Rd 

894-8380

Sat 4pm, Sun 8:30am, 10am, 11:30am

Seventh Day Adventist

Seventh Day Adventist Church

20 Lapthorne Ave

894-9301

Sat 11am

United

Park Royal United Church

11 Christie Dr

894-9656

Sun 10:30am

Spring Park United Church

Kirkwood Dr

368-1822

Sun 10:30am 

Trinity United Church

220 Richmond 

892-4114

Sun 11am

Trinity United Church cornerstone was laid in 1853 by Mrs. Dundas, wife of the Lt. Governor.  Its designers were members of the congregation – Thomas Alley and Mark Butcher.

Wesleyan

Sunrise Wesleyan Church

582 North River Rd 

626-3343

Sunday 10:30am