Reviews of King’s Church Edinburgh. (Church) in Edinburgh (Edinburgh).

King’s Church Edinburgh

44 Reviews

30 Comments

Church

104 Gilmore Pl, Edinburgh EH3 9PL, United Kingdom

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Information of King’s Church Edinburgh, Church in Edinburgh (Edinburgh)

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This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of King’s Church Edinburgh

Sunday

10:30am–12pm

Monday

9am–5pm

Tuesday

9am–5pm

Wednesday

9am–5pm

Thursday

9am–5pm

Friday

9am–5pm

Saturday

Closed

Popular times

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Reviews of King’s Church Edinburgh

A. R.

Our family were members here for many years, only having left because we moved out of Edinburgh. If you have never stepped inside a church before, and are wanting to find out more about Christianity, this is the place for you. Or if you are already a Christian, and are looking for a church that loves Jesus, preaches His Word faithfully, and is open to His Spirit, then this is also the place for you. A welcoming place for one and all, no matter who you are, led by some very humble and God-loving people.

C. M.

Having left a more traditional church after a lifetime of membership, we wanted to attend somewhere with a vibrant community attending, good music and sound teaching. We searched for months, attending about a dozen churches in our part of Edinburgh, from other traditional churches to several of the newer churches. Interestingly, the newer and more vibrant churches had a far larger attendance of young families and younger people, and all of them had really good teaching. Of all the churches we visited, though, Kings Church had the most welcoming atmosphere, excellent music and excellent teachers. It also provided a good home for new members to join in with.

J. B.

About 300 or more people go here, about half are students and the other half all age groups, several nationalities. Really friendly church and they make a proper effort to engage visitors. Worship is loud and lively and people really get into it. There is a Sunday school for all age groups and this is professionally run by volunteers from the church. The church is run by 6 elders each from different of backgrounds and they're all excellent at preaching. There are mid week activities if you want to engage further. The biggest difference with this from other churches is the age range, the opposite of most churches, more young than old and there is always something social on the go.

J. C.

Friendly and welcoming church. Well organised services with mature, youthful leadership. Relaxed and committed atmosphere. Fabulous modern music. Good for all, lots of young adults, singles, couples, families.

I absolutely love this church. The people are the best, the worship and teaching is spot on and the sense of community is amazing. I can invite my pals knowing that they'll be welcomed by genuine, God-loving and fun people.

A. A.

Kings Church is one of the most welcoming, friendly communities you can find in Edinburgh, and attracts people from all over the world. The leadership are easily approachable as well, and always ready to listen.

B. B.

That belonging to a real religion sends peace in the soul and Tsbouk person basic principles observed by the ethics and love of life and faith in the Lord., But when a person is born and brought up on violent religion nor Humanist, he holds in his heart, peace and love. Feels different from the living around him. Examines society which belongs to him. Gospel as the lost sheep. then feel peace and where he found the right way, which belongs to him.