List of places of worship in Arun

Columns: Name | Location | Denomination/ Affiliation | Grade | Notes
Bilsham Chapel | Bilsham 50°48′36″N 0°37′17″W / 50.8101°N 0.6215°W / 50.8101 ; -0.6215 ( Former Bilsham Chapel ) | Pre-Reformation | II | This single-cell sandstone and flint chapel of ease to Yapton parish church dates from the 13th and 14th centuries : the oldest fabric is from the 1260s . It was already disused by 1551 and became cottages , then a shed , then ( in 1972 ) a single house . Various restorations were carried out in the 19th century | Church of Christ , Scientist | Bognor Regis 50°47′09″N 0°40′27″W / 50.7859°N 0.6741°W / 50.7859 ; -0.6741 ( Former Church of Christ Scientist , Bognor Regis ) | Christian Science | - | This building is now the Regis Recital Hall , but it was built for Christian Scientists in 1957 on a World War II bomb site . The building has a red Somerset tile façade and a polychrome tiled area outside . It opened on 23 June 1957 , replacing an earlier ( 1930 ) place of worship | Bognor Regis United Reformed Church | Bognor Regis 50°47′15″N 0°40′47″W / 50.7876°N 0.6798°W / 50.7876 ; -0.6798 ( Bognor Regis United Reformed Church , Bognor Regis ) | United Reformed | - | A small flint church served the town 's Congregationalists from 1866 until 1929 , after which S.T . Hennell 's new larger building ( completed in 1930 ) was used . It closed in July 2010 and was formally deregistered in November 2011 ; the congregation joined the sister church at Pagham . The brick and stone building is Decorated / Perpendicular Gothic Revival . The building is now a community centre , but part of it is used by another church congregation ( see above ) | Nepcote Chapel | Findon 50°51′46″N 0°24′05″W / 50.8628°N 0.4014°W / 50.8628 ; -0.4014 ( Former Nepcote Chapel , Findon ) | Baptist | - | The part of Findon village known as Nepcote was served by a small chapel , used in around 1865 by Plymouth Brethren and later by Baptists , which was then replaced in 1881 by the present building of flint and brick to the design of Thomas G. Graham . Worthing Baptist Church administered it , and the congregation moved to a newly built chapel in Findon Valley in 1940 . Evangelicals used it later for a time | St Edmund 's Church | Houghton 50°53′45″N 0°32′55″W / 50.8957°N 0.5487°W / 50.8957 ; -0.5487 ( Former St Edmund 's Church , Houghton ) | Roman Catholic | - | This red-brick building was opened in 1879 and licensed for marriages in 1894 . It was served from Arundel and funded by the Dukes of Norfolk . The architectural style has been described as school chapel . The building is now in commercial use | Siloam Methodist Chapel | Lagness 50°47′35″N 0°42′45″W / 50.7931°N 0.7125°W / 50.7931 ; -0.7125 ( Former Siloam Methodist Chapel , Lagness ) | Methodist | - | On the road from Bognor Regis to Chichester , this small red-brick chapel was opened in 1840 . It has now been incorporated into a bed and breakfast establishment called The Old Chapel Forge | Lidsey Mission Hall | Lidsey , Aldingbourne 50°49′15″N 0°40′08″W / 50.8207°N 0.6689°W / 50.8207 ; -0.6689 ( Former Lidsey Mission Hall , Lidsey , Aldingbourne ) | Anglican | - | A mission room was built in this outlying part of Aldingbourne parish to serve Anglican worshippers . Recorded in the Kelly 's Directory of 1909 , it later passed into commercial use . Planning permission for a house on the site was refused in 2000

Example questions:
What is affiliation of the Arun church located in a place on the River Arun ? | What is affiliation of church located in a Arun market town in a steep vale ? | Where is located Arun chapel founded in the 13th century ? | What is the name of the Arun church located in a place that is 4 miles from Bognor Regis ? | Where is located Arun church which is listed at Grade II for its importance ?

Answers:
Roman Catholic | Baptist | Bilsham | Lidsey Mission Hall | Tortington