FAQ
Our English service begins at 6:00 PM sharp and usually lasts until approximately 8:00 PM.
After the service, you’re invited to stay for snacks and fellowship.
We are the Protestant church next to the large post office.
Address:
89 Moulay Rachid
Marrakech, Morocco 40000
If you are taking a taxi, you can tell the driver:
“Église à côté de la Grande Poste.”
Come as you are! We do not have a dress code, so please feel free to wear whatever you are comfortable wearing.
We are a diverse community made up of people from different cultures and backgrounds.
Our service typically includes:
- Approximately 45 minutes of passionate worship
- A 30–35 minute sermon/homily
- Slides to help make the English service easier to follow
- Fellowship and conversation after the service
The service usually ends between 7:30 PM and 8:00 PM.
Fellowship afterward is encouraged, but never required. You are welcome to stay and meet people or simply head home after the service.
The police at the gate are there for your security.
Moroccan citizens may be asked to present their identity card. Please understand that CIPC is not responsible for the security procedures or decisions made by the authorities.
Everyone is welcome.
We do not turn people away from our church. You are welcome to bring a Moroccan friend or someone from another country or Christian background.
Please be aware that Moroccan visitors may be asked by police to present their identity cards.
Yes. Our pastors would be happy to speak with you.
However, please understand that a pastoral meeting may need to be scheduled for another time. Our pastors are often speaking with people after the service and may remain at church late into the evening.
If you would like to meet with a pastor, please contact us to arrange a time.
There are opportunities to connect and serve through various ministries, including:
- Men’s Ministry
- Women’s Ministry
- Youth Ministry
- Young Adults & Students
- Discipleship
- Serving & Outreach
We encourage everyone to find a place where they can grow, serve, build relationships, and help others become more like Jesus.
No.
You are welcome whether you are a committed Christian, exploring Christianity, returning to church, or simply curious about who Jesus is.
Come, meet people, ask questions, and experience our community.
Our Marrakech campus is an English-speaking congregation, and slides are provided during the service to help make the message easier to understand.
If English is not your first language, you are still very welcome.


