Circular Congregational Church

Founded in 1681 by a diverse group of English Congregationalists, Scots Presbyterians, and French Huguenots, the Circular Congregational Church stands as the oldest, continuously-operating house of worship in the United States. Located in Charleston, the church’s unique meeting hall is designed in a circular shape, symbolizing an open and free-flowing exchange of ideas. Visitors can explore this historic site, experiencing the distinctive architecture that reflects the inclusive spirit of its founding members. The circular design and rich history make it a notable stop for those interested in both religious and architectural heritage.