Church profile
University Baptist Church
Baptist · Charlottesville, VA
Baptist in Charlottesville
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About this church
University Baptist Church in Charlottesville, Virginia, worships on Sundays at 11 a.m. in the sanctuary at 1223 West Main Street, with Bible study classes for children and adults at 9:45 a.m. Worship is described as traditional yet creative, drawing on the liturgy of the wider Christian tradition, keeping a Baptist heritage, and following the church year. The service is livestreamed on YouTube and Facebook and broadcast on WINA radio, and bulletins are posted online. The congregation brings together university students and area residents.
Programs include ministries for children, youth, college and young adults, and adults, along with an ESOL ministry, care and support, and local and global service. Music is a visible part of church life, including Jazz Vespers evenings and a choral ensemble, and the sanctuary hosts concerts by university groups. A Wednesday night dinner is held at the church. Two parking lots next to the building are set aside for guests, families with small children, and people with difficulty walking, and the site notes free parking within easy walking distance. Confirm times on the website before visiting.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Sunday schedule, address, phone · Worship style and livestream · Visitor FAQ and parking · Radio and online worship
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Hours
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Location
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