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Yorkshire, Churches of other denominations in the Ancient Parish of Rotherham
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Churches of other denominations in the Ancient Parish of Rotherham
- Here are photographs of Churches etc. in the parish:
- The Baptist Church, Rotherham.
- The Ebenezer Wesleyan Reform Church, Rotherham built in 1970.
- The Eastwood Methodist Church, Rotherham (view 1).
- The Eastwood Methodist Church, Rotherham (view 2).
- St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Rotherham.
- The United Reformed Church, Rotherham.
- The former Congregational Church, Rotherham, now the Civic Theatre.
- The Coptic Orthodox Church of St. Anthony, Rotherham.
- St. Bede's Roman Catholic Church, Rotherham.
- The Methodist Church, Rotherham.
- The former General Baptist Church, Rotherham.
- The former Methodist Church, Masbrough. Built by the Wesleyan Methodists, later became the Haven-Lea Day Nursery, now demolished.
- The Assembly of God Pentecostal Church, Masbrough.
- The former Bethesda Methodist Church, Masbrough.
- The Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, Masbrough.
- The former Primitive Methodist Church, Masbrough, built in 1894.
- The former Wesleyan Reform Ebenezer Chapel, Masbrough, now a mosque.
- The United Methodist Church, Clifton.
- The Roman Catholic Church of the Blessed Trinity, Dalton Magna.
- The Wesleyan Reform Church, Dalton.
- The Methodist Church, Tinsley.
- The former Roman Catholic Church, Tinsley, now a Job-Centre.
- The Methodist Church, Catcliffe, originally opened in 1906 as a Primitive Methodist Chapel.
- St. Edward's Roman Catholic Church, Brinsworth.
- Hope Methodist Chapel, Thorpe Hesley.
- The former Methodist Church, Thorpe Hesley view 1.
- The former Methodist Church, Thorpe Hesley view 2.
- The former Methodist Sunday School, Thorpe Hesley.
- The Roman Catholic Church, Greasbrough.
- The United Church, Greasbrough.
- The former Wesleyan Chapel, Scholes.
- The site of the former Congregational Church, Greasbrough.
- The former Unitarain Church, Rotherham.