Contact Details
Westgate Christian Fellowship
Bartholomew St West
EXETER
EX4 3AJ
Church Leadership Team:
Tom Patkai – 01392 466251
John Corcoran – 01392 428196
Mike Coles – 01392 253064
Church Building – 01392 214129 (Meeting times only)
Car Parking
There are a number of streets nearby with on street parking. Sundays charging starts at 11 am and is allowed for 2 hours until 1 pm. Whatever time you arrive before 11 am insert payment into the ticket machine and is then valid until 1 pm. Cost is £2.00 for the 2 hours. In Fore Street there is on street parking above/below the junction with Bartholomew Street. If you arrive before 10 am there are usually spaces available opposite the Chapel.
CAR PARKS:
Long term car park next to chapel has higher charges, but no parking is allowed after 6 pm. After 6 pm any day of week: If there is no ‘on street parking’ as you approach the Chapel from Fore Street, turn around and go back to Fore Street. Drive up Fore Street for about 200 metres to the traffic lights, turn left then about 40 metres is the Mary Arches St Car Park on the right. £1.00 for all evening.
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Brief History
‘Westgate Christian Fellowship’, is a mixture of the old and the new. We are a small fellowship, evangelical in outlook and open to the leading of the Spirit in the worship meetings. Having our beginnings in the house-church/holiness movement in the late 60′s, we now meet in a fine Baptist chapel in the centre of Exeter.
Along with other believers in the city, we aim on Sundays to hear God’s Word through preaching, to express the truth and our devotion in song – traditional and modern – and to be strengthened to live for God and our neighbour in our daily lives. We endeavour to maintain the fellowship aspect of church life and believe we are a welcoming and friendly company. The Chapel is situated in Bartholomew Street West which is off the South end of Fore Street, Exeter. There are various car parks and parking spaces nearby, regular buses each way in Fore Street 125 metres away. The Original Building was built in 1817. It was used as a Baptist Chapel up to the early sixties when it was sold to a builders merchant and used as storage. The Fellowship purchased the building in 1977 and was completely refurbished and made suitable for use for a church. Nearly all the work was done by church members.

