List of places of worship in Horsham District

Columns: Name | Location | Denomination/ Affiliation | Grade | Notes
Amberley Congregational Church | Amberley 50°54′31″N 0°32′14″W / 50.9087°N 0.5371°W / 50.9087 ; -0.5371 ( Former Amberley Congregational Chapel , Amberley ) | Congregational | - | This Congregational chapel closed in 1977 or 1978 after more than a century of religious use . The Early English Gothic Revival building , of stone with dressings of red brick , has passed into commercial use | Ashington Methodist Church | Ashington 50°56′03″N 0°23′23″W / 50.9342°N 0.3896°W / 50.9342 ; -0.3896 ( Former Ashington Methodist Church , Ashington ) | Methodist | - | Centrally located in Ashington village and opened in 1894 , this church - latterly part of the Downs Section of the Worthing Methodist Circuit , along with the Storrington and Steyning chapels - closed in October 2010 . It has lancet windows with .mw-parser-output span.smallcaps { font-variant : small-caps } .mw-parser-output span.smallcaps-smaller { font-size:85% } y - tracery and is built of flint and red brick | Barns Green Chapel | Barns Green 51°01′49″N 0°23′47″W / 51.0303°N 0.3963°W / 51.0303 ; -0.3963 ( Former Barns Green Chapel , Barns Green ) | Congregational | - | Members of the Congregational church in Horsham founded a mission chapel in this village in Itchingfield parish in 1865 , and the present building was erected in 1912-13 . The simple brick structure became a house after its closure in 1982 . Its marriage registration , granted in February 1929 , was cancelled in February 1983 | St Mary 's Mission Chapel | Coolham 50°59′38″N 0°24′19″W / 50.9939°N 0.4052°W / 50.9939 ; -0.4052 ( Former St Mary 's Mission Chapel , Coolham ) | Anglican | - | This chapel of ease to St Mary 's Church at Shipley was opened in 1898 to serve the villagers of Coolham , which was in Shipley parish . It closed in 1974 and was sold for residential conversion in 1977 | Cootham Mission Church | Cootham 50°55′13″N 0°28′28″W / 50.9202°N 0.4745°W / 50.9202 ; -0.4745 ( Former Cootham Mission Church , Cootham ) | Anglican | - | Concerned by the rise in Nonconformism in Cootham , neighbouring Storrington 's vicar commissioned architects Giles and Gave to design and build a mission chapel for the village . Services were held between 1875 and 1904 and again in the 1940s . The red-brick building , with an apse , lancet windows and a flèche , has been used as the village hall at other times | Pastor Mustow 's Mission Hall | Cootham 50°55′09″N 0°28′27″W / 50.9192°N 0.4743°W / 50.9192 ; -0.4743 ( Former Pastor Mustow 's Mission Hall , Cootham ) | Independent | - | Nonconformist worship in Cootham was led by Pastor Robert Mustow , who converted Cootham Cottage into a chapel and Sunday school . A second chapel ( now demolished ) was built in Storrington in 1909 , but services stopped in the 1920s and the cottage reverted to residential use | Crabtree Bethel Chapel | Crabtree 51°00′50″N 0°15′35″W / 51.0139°N 0.2598°W / 51.0139 ; -0.2598 ( Former Crabtree Bethel Chapel , Crabtree ) | Baptist | - | This hamlet in the parish of Lower Beeding was given a Particular Baptist chapel in 1835 . It was used for worship until about 1896 , and also served as a school

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46,500 members | 1835 | The White Horse | 3,125 hectares ( 7,720 acres )