List of places of worship in Mole Valley

Columns: Name | Location | Denomination/ Affiliation | Grade | Notes
Abinger Hammer Mission Church Room | Abinger Hammer 51°12′56″N 0°25′48″W / 51.2155°N 0.4301°W / 51.2155 ; -0.4301 ( Former Abinger Hammer Mission Church Room , Abinger Hammer ) | Anglican | - | This opened in 1887 as a chapel of ease to St James 's Church at Abinger Common . Lady Farrer ( wife of Thomas Farrer , 1st Baron Farrer of Abinger Hall ) and L. Forster paid for the building , which served as a place of worship until closure in 1977 . It is now a house | Free Church Mission Hall | Ashtead 51°18′49″N 0°18′37″W / 51.3135°N 0.3102°W / 51.3135 ; -0.3102 ( Former Free Church Mission Hall , Ashtead ) | Baptist | - | Ashtead 's first Baptist church was opened in 1895 and appears in that year 's Ordnance Survey map as a mission hall . A new church superseded it in 1924 , but the building survives and is used by the Epsom and Ewell Conservative Association | Church of Christ Our Hope | Beare Green 51°10′49″N 0°19′10″W / 51.1803°N 0.3195°W / 51.1803 ; -0.3195 ( Former Church of Christ Our Hope , Beare Green ) | Roman Catholic | - | Built in 1971 , registered for marriages in February 1973 and closed in 1989 as part of a diocesan policy to consolidate worship at fewer churches , this building was proposed for demolition for a housing development but instead became the village hall . During its brief period as a church it was said to serve Catholics in six villages | Gospel Hall | Betchworth 51°14′36″N 0°16′07″W / 51.2434°N 0.2686°W / 51.2434 ; -0.2686 ( Gospel Hall , Betchworth ) | Open Brethren | - | This building was originally a cattle shed . Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie donated it for the use of a local Brethren congregation , and it remained registered for their use . By 2002 there was a weekly service on Sunday evenings . After several years of dis-use , it would appear that in 2016 the site was sold to the neighbouring house , Mulberry Down | Brockham Green Chapel | Brockham 51°14′00″N 0°17′09″W / 51.2332°N 0.2859°W / 51.2332 ; -0.2859 ( Former Brockham Green Chapel , Brockham Green ) | Strict Baptist | - | Inspired by William Huntington , a man from Epsom founded a chapel there in 1780 and this chapel on Brockham Green three years later . The building was altered in 1907 , and a marriage licence was granted in July 1927 . The arched-windowed rendered building is now a house | Capel Methodist Chapel | Capel 51°09′04″N 0°19′16″W / 51.1510°N 0.3212°W / 51.1510 ; -0.3212 ( Former Capel Methodist Chapel , Capel ) | Methodist | - | A Wesleyan chapel existed in the village by 1911 and was registered for marriages in January 1921 . Surrey History Centre holds records for the church up to 1985 | Mission Hall | Charlwood 51°09′14″N 0°13′31″W / 51.1540°N 0.2252°W / 51.1540 ; -0.2252 ( Former Mission Hall , Charlwood ) | Congregational | - | This building was originally used by a blacksmith , then as a slaughterhouse . It was first used for worship in 1885 , then in 1889 it was bought and converted into a proper chapel . Like the Park Gate Mission Hall it was under the control of Dorking Congregational Church , and the two mission halls shared the same minister | Providence Chapel | Charlwood 51°09′24″N 0°13′08″W / 51.1567°N 0.2188°W / 51.1567 ; -0.2188 ( Former Providence Chapel , Charlwood ) | Independent Calvinistic | II* | A startling wooden building which has been likened to structures found in Canada , New England or Kentucky , this chapel served for nearly 200 years until it was put up for sale in 2012 . Before 1816 , when it was moved to Charlwood and re-erected on a lane , it served as an officers ' mess in Horsham , West Sussex . When it opened in that year it was called Charlwood Union Chapel | Hampstead Road Church | Dorking 51°13′29″N 0°20′09″W / 51.2246°N 0.3358°W / 51.2246 ; -0.3358 ( Former Hampstead Road Church , Dorking ) | Open Brethren | - | The building dates from 1863 and was erected for a Plymouth Brethren congregation . By the time it closed in 2010 because it was not large enough , worship was of a more Evangelical character and the church reformed under a new name ; meetings were thereafter held in a school . The marriage registration was annulled in November 2011

Example questions:
Which Christian denomination has notes that reference mapping for the UK ? | Which Christian denomination with multiple notes makes up about 0.5 percent of Protestants worldwide ? | What is the name of the Strict Baptist place of worship located in the Mole Valley district ? | What is the name of the village in which the Anglican denomination that straddles A29 is located ? | In what year did the notes person whose location had a population of 2,868 at the 2011 census die ?

Answers:
Baptist | Congregational | Brockham Green Chapel | Ockley | 1 July 1813