Royal Poinciana Chapel

About this church

Royal Poinciana Chapel is an independent Palm Beach congregation at 60 Cocoanut Row with Sunday worship at 10:30 a.m. in person and online. Its service is rooted in the Reformed tradition, shaped by Scripture, prayer, music, preaching, and gratitude for God's work through Jesus Christ. The chapel opened in 1897 with support from Henry Flagler and has served Palm Beach for more than 120 years, eventually moving its original wooden structure to the present location and developing year-round congregational life. That history gives the sanctuary a civic as well as spiritual place in the community.

Sunday School for toilet-trained two-year-olds through fourth grade meets during worship in Seagull Cottage, using Bible stories, songs, games, and crafts; secure check-in provides matching badges for children and parents. Nursery care for newborns through 24 months is also available. Middle-school students gather Fridays from 6 to 8 p.m. during the school year for games, outdoor activity, friendship, and interactive Bible study. Local mission supports organizations serving people facing hunger, homelessness, addiction, disability, abuse, and educational barriers, while seasonal collections provide food, hygiene supplies, school materials, toys, and other practical help.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Royal Poinciana Chapel · First-Time Visitors · Youth and Children's Ministries · Chapel History

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