List of places of worship in Horsham District

Columns: Name | Location | Denomination/ Affiliation | Grade | Notes
Shipley Wesleyan Methodist Chapel | Dragon 's Green 51°00′00″N 0°22′43″W / 50.9999°N 0.3785°W / 50.9999 ; -0.3785 ( Former Shipley Wesleyan Methodist Chapel , Dragon 's Green ) | Methodist | - | Wesleyan Methodists from London Road Methodist Church in Horsham founded a chapel to serve Shipley and surrounding areas in the hamlet of Dragon 's Green in 1880 . Religious worship ceased in 1951 and the building was sold in 1953 for use as a Scout hut | St Francis ' Church | Faygate 51°05′36″N 0°15′45″W / 51.0933°N 0.2624°W / 51.0933 ; -0.2624 ( Former St Francis ' Church , Faygate ) | Methodist / Anglican | - | The trustees of Horsham 's Methodist church founded this 100-capacity brick chapel in 1885 , and local builder T. Denny erected it . It was shared with Anglicans from the 1930s , and when Methodist congregations became negligible in the 1960s the building was sold to the Diocese of Chichester , thereafter becoming the Anglican church of St Francis . It closed in 1979 and was converted into a house | Rehoboth Strict Baptist Chapel | Henfield 50°55′41″N 0°16′31″W / 50.9281°N 0.2753°W / 50.9281 ; -0.2753 ( Former Rehoboth Strict Baptist Chapel , Henfield ) | Baptist | - | Another corrugated iron former chapel was moved to Henfield from nearby Blackstone . Despite many vicissitudes and the lack of a permanent minister , it served Strict Baptists from 1897 until 1990 , when it was sold after congregations declined | Nep Town Mission Chapel | Henfield 50°55′41″N 0°16′41″W / 50.9281°N 0.2781°W / 50.9281 ; -0.2781 ( Former Nep Town Mission Chapel , Henfield ) | Congregational | - | This small corrugated iron building , facing Nep Town Road in the Nep Town area of Henfield village , was associated with the Congregationalist cause when it was founded . In 1940 it joined the present Henfield Evangelical Free Church - itself a Congregational church at the time - and has since become a carpentry shop | St Mark 's Church | Horsham 51°03′47″N 0°19′33″W / 51.0630°N 0.3258°W / 51.0630 ; -0.3258 ( Former St Mark 's Church , Horsham ) | Anglican | - | Horsham 's second church , after the ancient St Mary 's parish church , was erected on land donated by Thomas Coppard in 1841 . William Moseley 's Early English-style building was replaced by William Habershon and Edgar Brock 's stone church in 1870 . It was extended in 1888 , closed in the 1930s and reopened briefly in 1948 before its final closure . The spire and tower survive , but most of the building was demolished in 1989 for office development by Royal & Sun Alliance | Railway Mission Hall | Horsham 51°03′50″N 0°19′01″W / 51.0640°N 0.3170°W / 51.0640 ; -0.3170 ( Former Railway Mission Hall , Horsham ) | Independent | - | Horsham 's branch of the non-denominational Railway Mission opened in 1896 in the Oakhill area of the town . It thrived for more than 100 years , but closed at the end of the 20th century and is now in commercial use | Primitive Methodist Chapel | Horsham 51°04′10″N 0°19′54″W / 51.0694°N 0.3316°W / 51.0694 ; -0.3316 ( Former Primitive Methodist Chapel , Horsham ) | Methodist | - | Several Primitive Methodist chapels were founded in the Horsham area in the late 19th century . This brick building on Rushams Road in the northwest of the town dates from 1885 ; it closed in the early 1920s . It was later acquired by the British Red Cross and was used for the provision of mobility aids , but in August 2016 it was announced that the centre would be closed and the building sold

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