Places of Worship

North Wales is home to a rich variety of places of worship, reflecting the region's deep spiritual heritage and diverse communities. From historic parish churches and Methodist chapels to modern congregations, explore the places of worship across North Wales and find a community to welcome you.
Parish of St Mary the Virgin

Parish of St Mary the Virgin

The Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin, Mold, Flintshire, Wales in the Church in Wales Diocese of St Asaph is one of 40 Grade 1 listed buildings in Wales.  

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Little Sutton Methodist Church

Little Sutton Methodist Church, in an adjacent village to Ellesmere Port, is the local place of worship of The Methodist Church in Britain – part of the national and international mainstream Christian Church. As we continue our journey of faith on the A41, we seek to...

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Trinity Methodist Church

Trinity Methodist Church

Trinity Methodist Church, in Ellesmere Port town centre, is the local place of worship of The Methodist Church in Britain – part of the national and international mainstream Christian Church. The re-energised town centre church environment has been impressively...

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Whitby Methodist Church

Whitby Methodist Church

Whitby Methodist Church, on Hope Farm Road, Ellesmere Port, is the local place of worship of The Methodist Church in Britain – part of the national and international mainstream Christian Church. This church has adapted to the needs of a diverse population by providing...

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Tarporley Parish Church

Tarporley Parish Church

St Thomas' St Thomas’ Church is in the centre of the village of Eaton. The small and beautiful church is home to a regular congregation of worshippers. There is a service of Holy Communion here at 9 am every Sunday, apart from the last Sunday, when the service is...

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St George’s United Reformed Church

St George's United Reformed Church is a place where Christians from Little Sutton can meet together for worship, friendship and serving the community in which we live.  The building is used for organised times of praying, singing and preaching on Sundays (the...

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St Thomas’ Church, Denbigh

St Thomas’ Church, Denbigh

St Thomas’ is part of the Presbyterian Church of Wales. However, as it is the main English language Free Church in Denbigh it attracts people with a wide range of Christian Backgrounds –Methodists, Baptists, Anglicans and others. Denominational affiliation does not...

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St Peter’s Church Ruthin

The present Church was built by John de Grey in 1310, following the erection of Ruthin Castle by his father, Reginald de Grey in 1277. For some time before this Ruthin had been the home of a nunnery and a prior. From 1310 to 1536 St Peter's was a Collegiate Church...

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St Dyfnog’s Church

St Dyfnog’s Church

St Dyfnog’s Church can be found just off the A525 between Denbigh and Ruthin in North Wales, in the village of Llanrhaeadr. The church is open every day and we welcome visitors from across the globe who find our sacred and quiet space amidst the beautiful and tranquil...

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All Saints Church

The All Saints Church in Hoole, Chester work hard to be at the centre of the Hoole community, offering physical and spiritual facilities for almost every occasion. they are a vibrant and friendly church with different styles of worship, prayer and activities to suit...

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