List of places of worship in Worthing

Columns: Name | Location | Denomination/ Affiliation | Grade | Notes
St Paul 's Church | Worthing 50°48′49″N 0°22′17″W / 50.8137°N 0.3714°W / 50.8137 ; -0.3714 ( Former St Paul 's Church , Worthing ) | Anglican | II | An 1809 Act of Parliament allowed St Paul 's to be built as a chapel of ease to St Mary 's Church in Broadwater ; it remained in force until 1893 , when a parish was formed . It thrived as Worthing 's reputation as a fashionable seaside resort grew , and the sale of pews to visitors brought in much money . John Rebecca 's stuccoed brick building with Doric columns and cupola became structurally unsound and was closed in 1995 | Anglesea Street Mission | Worthing 50°49′01″N 0°22′44″W / 50.8169°N 0.3789°W / 50.8169 ; -0.3789 ( Former Anglesea Street Mission , Worthing ) | Anglican | - | Christ Church 's first mission hall was opened in the 1880s , originally under the name Clifton Road Mission Hall . Under its present name , Verrall Hall , it is a Scout headquarters | Crescent Road Mission | Worthing 50°48′37″N 0°22′34″W / 50.8102°N 0.3761°W / 50.8102 ; -0.3761 ( Former Crescent Road Mission , Worthing ) | Anglican | - | Originally a non-denominational mission chapel , this was taken over by Christ Church and used as a mission hall . It is now part of an adjacent shop | Newland Road Mission | Worthing 50°49′06″N 0°22′07″W / 50.8184°N 0.3686°W / 50.8184 ; -0.3686 ( Former Newland Road Mission , Worthing ) | Anglican | - | Built in 1883 by St George 's Church to serve new housing near the railway , this red-brick chapel , designed by George Hewer , was used until 1936 . Under the new guise of Forester 's Hall , it has been a school and a photographic studio | Ham Arch Mission | East Worthing 50°49′10″N 0°21′14″W / 50.8194°N 0.3538°W / 50.8194 ; -0.3538 ( Former Ham Arch Mission , East Worthing ) | Anglican | - | Named after a nearby railway bridge , and ironically known as The Cathedral locally , this tiny hut - now a workshop - was served from St George 's Church for 29 years from 1885 | Brethren Gospel Hall | West Tarring 50°49′31″N 0°23′35″W / 50.8253°N 0.3931°W / 50.8253 ; -0.3931 ( Former Brethren Gospel Hall , West Tarring ) | Brethren | - | This tiny chapel , now in residential use , is set back from Tarring 's ancient high street . It is in a simple Classical style with a pediment and oeil de boeuf . Services were held from 1860 until 1992 | Christian Brethren Hall | Worthing 50°48′37″N 0°22′08″W / 50.8103°N 0.3688°W / 50.8103 ; -0.3688 ( Former Christian Brethren Hall , Worthing ) | Brethren | - | This stuccoed building of around 1850 was in religious use from 1910 , by Brethren , Baptists and ( from 1977 ) Evangelicals . It has fallen out of use and is unoccupied as of 2020 | Gospel Hall | Durrington 50°49′58″N 0°24′46″W / 50.8327°N 0.4127°W / 50.8327 ; -0.4127 ( Former Gospel Hall , Durrington ) | Brethren | - | Planning permission for this meeting hall on Birkdale Road was granted in 1990 . It had a capacity for about 60 worshippers . In June 2011 the charity Scope stated that they had recently bought it and converted it into a social and activity centre | Bedford Row Methodist Chapel | Worthing 50°48′41″N 0°22′08″W / 50.8114°N 0.3690°W / 50.8114 ; -0.3690 ( Former Bedford Row Methodist Chapel , Worthing ) | Methodist | II | Worthing 's first Wesleyan Methodist chapel , the Providence Chapel of 1822 , was replaced by this pedimented , stuccoed , Neoclassical building , with tall , tapering windows , in 1840 . It passed into secular use in 1900 when the church in Steyne Gardens ( now Cornerstone Methodist Church ) replaced it , and is now the function room of the Vintners Parrot pub

Example questions:
What is the closed or disused place of worship in Worthing of the denomination who generally recognize two ordinances : baptism and communion ? | What Closed or disused place of worship in Worthing is associated with the architect who lived in London 's Leicester Square from 1825 to 1827 ? | What denomination is associated with the founder of a closed or disused place of worship in Worthing church who died in January 26 , 1962 ?

Answers:
Ebenezer Strict Baptist Chapel | St Paul 's Church | Pentecostal