List of places of worship in Arun

Columns: Name | Location | Denomination/ Affiliation | Grade | Notes
Church of Christ | Angmering 50°49′38″N 0°29′10″W / 50.8272°N 0.4860°W / 50.8272 ; -0.4860 ( Former Church of Christ , Angmering ) | Baptist | II | This strangely towered 150-capacity chapel was founded with the name Church of Christ in 1846 by George Paul of Worthing , from where its first minister also came . By the 1960s it was in poor condition and was sold for conversion into two houses in about 1970 , when the new Baptist church opened nearby . The old chapel , a flint and brick building , has lancet windows , and a four-storey corner tower rises to a pyramidal cap | St Wilfrid 's Church | Angmering 50°49′51″N 0°29′09″W / 50.8307°N 0.4859°W / 50.8307 ; -0.4859 ( Former St Wilfrid 's Church , Angmering ) | Roman Catholic | - | Opened as a mission chapel by priests at Arundel , this served Angmering from 1872 until 1995 . The congregation transferred to East Preston 's Roman Catholic church after that , and the red-brick and stone Gothic Revival building was incorporated into the adjacent St Wilfrid 's School . It was not officially registered for worship until 1884 | Arun Street Baptist Chapel | Arundel 50°51′12″N 0°33′26″W / 50.8534°N 0.5573°W / 50.8534 ; -0.5573 ( Former Arun Street Baptist Chapel , Arundel ) | Baptist | - | Baptists in Arundel moved from an 1846 chapel in Park Place to a new building on Arun Street in 1868 . The two-storey Vernacular chapel was built on the site of a former Quaker meeting house . Served from Worthing for most of its existence , it closed in 1967 and was converted into a shop , then a house | Trinity Congregational Church | Arundel 50°51′14″N 0°33′20″W / 50.8539°N 0.5555°W / 50.8539 ; -0.5555 ( Former Trinity Congregational Church , Arundel ) | Congregational | II | The Romanesque Revival exterior of this flint-built chapel , described as not good by Ian Nairn , dates from 1836-38 , but the originally Independent congregation developed in 1780 . Stone and red brick dressings are also in evidence . Its architect Robert Abraham also designed the town hall . The building became an antiques market in the 1980s . It was registered for marriages between April 1840 and August 1982 , at which point it was known as Arundel Union Church | Bailiffscourt Chapel | Atherington 50°47′56″N 0°34′45″W / 50.7990°N 0.5793°W / 50.7990 ; -0.5793 ( Former Bailiffscourt Chapel ) | Pre-Reformation | II* | Used intermittently for public services , including as late as 1952 , this simple 13th-century Gothic building - a single-cell chapel with lancet windows - stands in the grounds of the luxury Bailiffscourt Hotel . It was originally the private chapel of the manor house , owned by the bailiff of the Abbey of Séez in Normandy | Barnham Methodist Church | Barnham 50°49′49″N 0°38′14″W / 50.8302°N 0.6373°W / 50.8302 ; -0.6373 ( Former Barnham Methodist Church , Barnham ) | Methodist | - | Now in commercial use , this arched-windowed brick and stucco chapel was still in use until the early 21st century by Methodists whose origins lay in a congregation based in Eastergate in the 1920s . The building was completed in 1931 and registered for marriages in June 1938 . It seated more than 100 people and was latterly served from Littlehampton | St Philip Howard 's Chapel | Barnham 50°50′02″N 0°38′42″W / 50.8338°N 0.6449°W / 50.8338 ; -0.6449 ( Former St Philip Howard 's Chapel , Barnham ) | Roman Catholic | - | A wooden church stood near the railway goods yard from 1938 until the 1970s . A new chapel at the nearby Roman Catholic secondary school was opened for public worship in 1970 ; it was part of the parish of Slindon , but closed to the public in the early 21st century

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