Raleigh Chapel is a functioning Victorian church in Stoke Newington, London. Our programme is guided by sound, art and faith.

Designed by architect John Sulman and consecrated in 1880, the church was originally conceived as both a chapel and civic hall. Over the following century, the building weathered continual change, sustaining bombing during the Blitz and a devastating fire in 1989 that left only the outer walls standing, their bricks still marked by smoke and flame to this day.

Our church is available for private hire. See here for full hire specifications.
All enquiries should be directed to info@raleighchapel.org.
We are a small team, and appreciate your patience as we make time to reply.
The entrance to our church is accessible via 11 outdoor steps. We recognise this limits access for some visitors and are actively exploring ways to improve this.

Homepage image: London Firefighter Magazine, Summer 1989