Carey Baptist Church

Carey Baptist Church is an independent evangelical /Baptist church in Reading, England. HistoryThe church was founded in 1867 and was named after William Carey, a famous missionary from Northamptonshire, who went to India in 1793, and never returned to his homeland. Notable past elders include Rev. Theodore Harold Bendor-Samuel. Additional premises, The Carey Centre, in Anstey Road (a parallel road behind the chapel) were acquired in 1993, following the closure of Central Evangelical Church. As of June 2009, Carey Baptist Church now owns part of what was the Oasis Public House. Carey todayThe church building is on Carey Street in central Reading, close to the Inner Distribution Road, Oxford Road, and The Hexagon. The main service times are 10: 30 and 18: 30 on Sunday. MP3-format files of the sermons are available on the church's website and Sunday services are streamed live from the website. The church is affiliated to Affinity and the FIEC Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches.

Carey Baptist Church is an independent evangelical /Baptist church in Reading, England. HistoryThe church was founded in 1867 and was named after William Carey, a famous missionary from Northamptonshire, who went to India in 1793, and never returned to his homeland. Notable past elders include Rev. Theodore Harold Bendor-Samuel. Additional premises, The Carey Centre, in Anstey Road (a parallel road behind the chapel) were acquired in 1993, following the closure of Central Evangelical Church. As of June 2009, Carey Baptist Church now owns part of what was the Oasis Public House. Carey todayThe church building is on Carey Street in central Reading, close to the Inner Distribution Road, Oxford Road, and The Hexagon. The main service times are 10: 30 and 18: 30 on Sunday. MP3-format files of the sermons are available on the church's website and Sunday services are streamed live from the website. The church is affiliated to Affinity and the FIEC Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches.