List of places of worship in Mole Valley

Columns: Name | Location | Denomination/ Affiliation | Grade | Notes
Forest Green Congregational Church | Forest Green 51°09′32″N 0°23′39″W / 51.1589°N 0.3943°W / 51.1589 ; -0.3943 ( Former Forest Green Congregational Church , Forest Green ) | Congregational | - | Described by the Victoria County History of Surrey as being situated within Oakwood parish , this was opened in 1878 in the centre of Forest Green village at a cost of £606 ( paid mostly by the Lord of the Manor , who also gave the site ) and was operated as an outpost of the church at Ewhurst . It was registered for marriages between May 1910 and March 1980 | Gospel Hall | Gadbrook 51°13′04″N 0°16′05″W / 51.2177°N 0.2681°W / 51.2177 ; -0.2681 ( Former Gospel Hall , Gadbrook ) | Open Brethren | - | Gadbrook is a hamlet in the parish of Leigh . An Independent Calvinist chapel became Strict Baptist for a time , then in June 1903 it was reregistered as a gospel hall . It closed in 2001 , apparently after more than 165 years of religious use . The building was also known as Gadbrook Chapel | Ruins of Headley Old Church | Headley 51°16′48″N 0°16′25″W / 51.2799°N 0.2737°W / 51.2799 ; -0.2737 ( Ruins of Headley Old Church , Headley ) | Anglican | II | All that remains of Headley 's 15th-century church is this structure which stands over the grave of a former priest . It was fashioned from the surviving flintwork and ashlar of the old building . The entrance is an archway , and a domed roof has been added | St John 's Church | Ockley 51°08′49″N 0°21′53″W / 51.1469°N 0.3646°W / 51.1469 ; -0.3646 ( Former St John 's Church , Ockley ) | Anglican | - | Built on Ockley Green in the early 1870s , this chapel of ease to St Margaret 's Church was consecrated by the Bishop of Winchester Samuel Wilberforce in December 1872 . The plain building has brickwork and stonework , and the roof supports a bell turret | Park Gate Mission Hall | Parkgate 51°11′01″N 0°16′17″W / 51.1835°N 0.2715°W / 51.1835 ; -0.2715 ( Former Park Gate Mission Hall , Parkgate ) | Congregational | - | A Congregational mission was founded at this hamlet in Newdigate parish in 1876 . Services were held outside and in various cottages and rooms until this small mission hall was built . It opened on 2 June 1885 , and was officially registered for worship between July 1898 and March 1980 | Hope Chapel | South Holmwood 51°11′33″N 0°19′28″W / 51.1924°N 0.3245°W / 51.1924 ; -0.3245 ( Former Hope Chapel , South Holmwood ) | Strict Baptist | - | The cause was founded by pastor Stephen Wilkins in 1869 , and origins as far back as 1821 have been claimed , but the chapel ( in a building which was always partly residential ) was built five years later | St John 's Free Church | Westcott 51°13′34″N 0°21′52″W / 51.2261°N 0.3645°W / 51.2261 ; -0.3645 ( Former St John 's Free Church , Westcott ) | Countess of Huntingdon 's Connexion | - | John Worsfold founded this chapel for followers of Selina Hastings , Countess of Huntingdon 's Nonconformist denomination , which was closely aligned with Calvinistic Methodism , in 1840 . His endowment included glebe land and a house as well as an annual sum of £40 ( £3,640 as of 2020 ) ) . The chapel was registered for marriages between January 1842 and October 2012 , and is now owned by Holy Trinity parish church as a community hall | Ruins of West Humble Chapel | Westhumble 51°15′17″N 0°20′21″W / 51.2548°N 0.3393°W / 51.2548 ; -0.3393 ( Ruins of West Humble Chapel , Westhumble ) | Roman Catholic ( Pre- Reformation ) | II | Long since ruined and with only two flint walls ( the east and west , pictured ) standing , this was originally a plain rectangular church ( 48 by 16 feet ( 14.6 m × 4.9 m ) ) of approximately the late 13th century ( although Ian Nairn considered it could be a century older than that ) . The west end retains a gable and circular opening . The chapel may have belonged to either Reigate or Merton Priory

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