List of places of worship in Worthing

Columns: Name | Location | Denomination/ Affiliation | Grade | Notes
Lyndhurst Road Methodist Church | East Worthing 50°49′01″N 0°21′20″W / 50.8169°N 0.3556°W / 50.8169 ; -0.3556 ( Former Lyndhurst Road Methodist Church , Worthing ) | Methodist | - | An iron chapel for Primitive Methodists opened in Chapel Road in 1880 , moved to Lyndhurst Road in 1893 and was superseded by H.K . Armitage 's Perpendicular Gothic church in 1929 . The Methodist Church declared it redundant in 2005 , and permission was granted to establish a children 's centre in it | Methodist Providence Chapel | Worthing 50°48′39″N 0°22′09″W / 50.8109°N 0.3691°W / 50.8109 ; -0.3691 ( Former Methodist Providence Chapel , Worthing ) | Methodist | - | This chapel was built in 1822 in a Neoclassical style using flint cobblestones on the exterior . After the new chapel in nearby Bedford Row was built in 1840 , it was unused until 1852 , when an independent Christian group took it on . The building now houses a youth club | Montague Street Tabernacle Chapel | Worthing 50°48′37″N 0°22′15″W / 50.8104°N 0.3707°W / 50.8104 ; -0.3707 ( Former Montague Street Tabernacle Chapel , Worthing ) | Independent | - | This 1839 building had many uses ( hall , theatre , temporary church ) until 1895 , when the Worthing Tabernacle was founded . It moved to its new premises in 1908 , after which it was renamed St James 's Hall and used as an entertainment venue . It is now a shop | New Street Chapel | Worthing 50°48′36″N 0°22′32″W / 50.8101°N 0.3755°W / 50.8101 ; -0.3755 ( Former New Street Chapel , Worthing ) | Independent | - | This was built in the Classical style in 1861 for Independent Evangelicals . It declined after its founder , John Adams , died , and closed in 1906 . The building survives behind a shop façade | Ebenezer Strict Baptist Chapel | Worthing 50°48′46″N 0°22′22″W / 50.8129°N 0.3729°W / 50.8129 ; -0.3729 ( Former Ebenezer Strict Baptist Chapel , Worthing ) | Baptist | - | In 2005 , planning permission was granted for the conversion of this Strict Baptist chapel into a house . The congregation formed in 1887 worshipped elsewhere until 1907 , when the chapel was built | St James 's Evangelical Free Church | Worthing 50°48′45″N 0°22′03″W / 50.8124°N 0.3674°W / 50.8124 ; -0.3674 ( Former St James 's Evangelical Free Church , Worthing ) | Evangelical | - | T.H . Winney 's Perpendicular-style building was used as an Evangelical church from 1926 until 1988 , when it became a restaurant and bar . The name was derived from St James 's Hall in Montague Street , where the congregation previously met , although when its marriage registration ( granted in February 1927 ) was cancelled in February 1989 it was called Worthing Evangelical Free Church | Kingdom Hall | West Tarring 50°49′16″N 0°23′32″W / 50.8211°N 0.3922°W / 50.8211 ; -0.3922 ( Kingdom Hall of Jehovah 's Witnesses , West Tarring ) | Jehovah 's Witnesses | - | This converted house was the fifth Jehovah 's Witnesses place of worship in Worthing . The denomination , which was first established in the town in 1922 , moved to it in 1992 . It was used by three Worthing-based Congregations of Jehovah 's Witnesses : Broadwater , Durrington and Tarring . In 2013 , a planning application was submitted to construct a purpose-built Kingdom Hall on the site of the disused Second Church of Christ , Scientist on nearby Grand Avenue . This was approved , building work was completed in 2015 , and the old building 's marriage registration was cancelled in July 2015 | Elim Tabernacle | Worthing 50°48′49″N 0°22′25″W / 50.8135°N 0.3737°W / 50.8135 ; -0.3737 ( Former Elim Tabernacle , Worthing ) | Pentecostal | - | George Jeffreys , founder of the Elim Pentecostal Church in the United Kingdom , established this church in 1931 . The small building , opposite Christ Church , was registered for worship in January 1935 and was used until 1982 ; a nursery school now occupies it | Shelley Road United Reformed Church | Worthing 50°48′40″N 0°22′29″W / 50.8112°N 0.3746°W / 50.8112 ; -0.3746 ( Former Shelley Road United Reformed Church , Worthing ) | United Reformed Church | - | This brick and terracotta Early English-style building served the Congregational ( later United Reformed Church ) community from 1904 until 2005 , when the congregation moved to the renamed Emmanuel Church - formerly St Columba 's . Its marriage registration was cancelled in January 2006

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