List of churches in Flintshire

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This is a list of churches in Flintshire, Wales.

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Active churches

NameCommunity (settlement)DedicationWebFoundedDenominationBeneficeNotes
St. Cecilia's Church   Argoed (Mynydd Isa) Cecilia [1] 1892 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission AreaUnique dedication in Wales
Village Temple Congregational Church Argoed (Mynydd Isa) [2] 1912 EFCC-AECW
St James' Church, New Brighton Argoed (New Brighton) James [3] Church in Wales Mold Mission Area
SS Mary & Peter, Bagillt Bagillt Mary & Peter 1837-1838 Church in Wales Estuary & Mountain Mission Area
Bretton Methodist ChurchBroughton & Bretton (Bretton) Methodist Chester & Delamere Forest MC
St Mary's Church Broughton & Bretton (Broughton) Mary [4] 1823-1824 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission Area
St Michael, Brynford Brynford Michael 1851-1853 Church in Wales Estuary & Mountain Mission Area
Capel Coffa Cynfaen   Brynford (Calcoed) Methodist Cymru
Emmanuel Church  Buckley Jesus [1] 1839-1842 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission Area
St Matthew, Buckley Buckley Matthew [1] 1821-1822 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission Area Commissioners' church. Parish church 1874
All Saints, Buckley Buckley All Saints [1] pre-1892 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission AreaCurrent building 1892
Our Lady of the Rosary, Buckley Buckley Mary 1915 Roman Catholic BuckleyMoved from a church on Brunswick Road 2000 [5]
Buckley Cross Methodist Church Buckley Methodist Buckley & Deeside Circuit
Bistre English Methodist Church   Buckley Methodist Buckley & Deeside Circuit
Pentrobin English Methodist Church   Buckley Methodist Buckley & Deeside Circuit
St John's United Reformed Church, Buckley Buckley John ? URC
Bryn Methodist Church Buckley (Alltami) Methodist Buckley & Deeside CircuitFirst Primitive Methodist chapel in North Wales
The Good Shepherd, Drury Buckley (Drury) Jesus [1] Church in Wales Borderlands Mission Area
Drury Lane Methodist Church Buckley (Drury) Methodist Buckley & Deeside Circuit
St Michael's Church  Caerwys Michael Church in Wales Denbigh Mission Area
Bethel Chapel  Caerwys Bethel Presbyterian Gofalaeth Prestatyn
St Mary, Cilcain Cilcain Mary [6] Medieval Church in Wales Mold Mission Area
Capel Gad, Cilcain Cilcain Gad  ? Presbyterian
St John the Evangelist, Rhydymwyn Cilcain (Rhydymwyn) John the Evangelist [7] 1861-1864 Church in Wales Mold Mission Area
St Mark, Connah's Quay Connah's Quay Mark [1] 1836-1837 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission Area
St David, Connah's Quay Connah's Quay David [1] 1914-1915 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission Area
Blessed Sacrament, Connah's Quay Connah's Quay Blessed Sacrament [8] 1888 Roman Catholic Connah's Quay & QueensferryBuilding 1910-1911
St Andrew's English Methodist Church   Connah's Quay Andrew Methodist Buckley & Deeside Circuit
Golftyn Presbyterian Church, Connah's Quay Connah's Quay Presbyterian
Quaystone Presbyt. Church, Connah's Quay Connah's Quay Presbyterian
Connah's Quay Salvation Army Connah's Quay [9] Salvation Army
SS Mary & David, Flint Flint Mary & David Medieval Church in Wales Estuary & Mountain Mission AreaRebuilt 1846-1848 by Poynter
Immaculate Conception, Flint Flint Immaculate Conception [10] 1885 Roman Catholic Flint Parish
Emaus Methodist Church, Flint Flint Emmaus Methodist Buckley & Deeside Circuit
Capel Caersalem, Flint Flint Jerusalem Presbyterian
St John's URC, Flint with Bagillt Flint URC
Flint Evangelical Church Flint [11] 1974AECW
RiverDee Community Church Flint [12] Assemblies of God
St Thomas, Flint Mountain Flint (Flint Mountain) Thomas Church in Wales Estuary & Mountain Mission Area
Capel Bethel, Flint Mountain Flint (Flint Mountain) Bethel Methodist Cymru
Capel Bethel, Nant y Fflint Flint (Nant y Fflint) Bethel Presbyterian
Holy Trinity, GwernaffieldGwernaffield & Pantymwyn (Gwernaffield) Trinity [3] 1838 Church in Wales Mold Mission AreaRebuilt 1872
Ebenezer Baptist Church, PantymwynGwernaffield & Pantymwyn (Pantymwyn) [13] FIEC Offshoot of Ebenezer Baptist, Mold
St Mary the Virgin, Halkyn Halkyn Mary Medieval Church in Wales Estuary & Mountain Mission AreaCurrent building 1878
Capel Salem, Pentre Halkyn Halkyn (Pentre Halkyn) Jerusalem Methodist Cymru
Christ Church, Rhes-y-cae Halkyn (Rhes-y-cae) Jesus 1846 Church in Wales Estuary & Mountain Mission Area
St Paul, Rhosesmor Halkyn (Rhosesmor) Paul 1874-1876 Church in Wales Estuary & Mountain Mission Area
St Deiniol, Hawarden Hawarden Deiniol [1] Medieval Church in Wales Borderlands Mission AreaRestored after a fire 1859
Sacred Heart, Hawarden Hawarden Sacred Heart 1966-1967 Roman Catholic HawardenCongregation probably older
Holy Spirit, Ewloe Hawarden (Ewloe) Holy Spirit [14] 1937-1938 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission Area
Highway Methodist Church, Ewloe Hawarden (Ewloe) Methodist Buckley & Deeside Circuit
Ewloe Green Presbyterian Church Hawarden (Ewloe Green) Presbyterian
Mancot Presbyterian Church Hawarden (Mancot) Presbyterian
St Francis, Sandycroft Hawarden (Sandycroft) Francis of Assisi [1] 1876 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission AreaIn school until building 1913. Serves Queensferry
All Saints, Higher Kinnerton Higher Kinnerton All Saints 1893 Church of England
St James the Apostle, Holywell Holywell James Medieval Church in Wales Estuary & Mountain Mission AreaRebuilt 1769 & dedication changed from St Winifred
St Peter, Holywell Holywell Peter [15] Church in Wales Estuary & Mountain Mission Area
St Winefride, Holywell Holywell Winifred [16] 1832 Roman Catholic HolywellFounded by the Jesuits
Capel Bethel, Holywell Holywell Bethel [17] Founded c1814 Current building 1820 Baptist Union
Capel Penbryn, Holywell Holywell Presbyterian
Capel Carmel, Holywell Holywell Mount Carmel Presbyterian
Moriah Presbyterian Church, Holywell Holywell Moriah Presbyterian Uses building of Welsh-speaking Capel Penbryn
Tabernacle United Ref. Church, Holywell Holywell Tabernacle URC
Holywell Evangelical Church Holywell [18] Independent
Holy Trinity, Greenfield Holywell (Greenfield) Trinity [15] 1870-1871 Church in Wales Estuary & Mountain Mission Area
St Cynfarch, Hope Hope Cynfarch [19] Medieval Church in Wales Borderlands Mission Area
Caergwrle Methodist Church Hope (Caergwrle) [20] Methodist Wrexham Circuit
Caergwrle Presbyterian Church Hope (Caergwrle) Presbyterian
Caergwrle Evangelical Church Hope (Caergwrle) [21] 1972 AECW
Bethania Baptist Church, LeeswoodLeeswood & Pontblyddyn (Leeswood) Bethany [22] Baptist Union GB Listed on both BUGB and BUW websites
Leeswood Methodist ChurchLeeswood & Pontblyddyn (Leeswood) Methodist Buckley & Deeside Circuit
Christ Church, PontblyddynLeeswood & Pontblyddyn (Pontblyddyn) Jesus [3] 1836 Church in Wales Mold Mission Area
SS Asaph & Cyndeyrn, Llanasa Llanasa Asaph & Mungo Medieval Church in Wales Llanasa & Ffynnongroew
All Saints, Ffynnongroew Llanasa (Ffynnongroew) All Saints 1881 Church in Wales Llanasa & Ffynnongroew
Capel Bethel, Gronant Llanasa (Gronant) Bethel Methodist Cymru
St Michael, Llanfynydd Llanfynydd Michael [1] 1843 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission AreaRebuilt 1892, dedication changed from Christ Church
All Saints, Cymau Llanfynydd (Cymau) All Saints [1] 1870 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission Area
Capel Bethesda, Cymau Llanfynydd (Cymau) Pool of Bethesda Presbyterian
St Mary, Mold Mold Mary [3] Medieval Church in Wales Mold Mission Area
St David, Mold Mold David of Wales [23] 1862-1863 Roman Catholic MoldCurrent building 1966
Mold Methodist Church Mold [24] Methodist Buckley & Deeside Circuit
Capel Bethesda, Mold Mold Pool of Bethesda Presbyterian
Tyddyn Street United Church, Mold Mold [25] 1857 URC / PCW 1997 merger of URC and PCW churches
Ebenezer Baptist Church, Mold Mold Eben-Ezer [26] FIEC
King's Christian Centre Mold [27] pre-2000IndependentBought Capel Pendref (prev. Methodist, 1828) in 2000
Hebron United Reformed Church, Mostyn Mostyn Hebron URC
Christ Church, Mostyn Mostyn (Glan-y-don) Jesus 1844-1845 Church in Wales Estuary & Mountain Mission Area
St Michael & All Angels, Nannerch Nannerch Michael & Angels [28] Medieval Church in Wales Mold Mission AreaRebuilt 1852-1853
St Mary, Nercwys Nercwys Mary [29] Medieval Church in Wales Mold Mission Area
Capel Soar, Nercwys Nercwys Zoara Presbyterian
SS Eurgain & Peter, Northop Northop Eigen & Peter [30] Medieval Church in Wales Mold Mission Area
Northop United Reformed Church Northop URC
St Mary, Northop Hall Northop Hall Mary [30] 1911-1912 Church in Wales Mold Mission Area
Northop Hall Methodist Church Northop Hall Methodist Buckley & Deeside Circuit
Northop Hall Presbyterian Church Northop Hall Presbyterian
Emmanuel, Penyffordd Penyffordd Jesus [19] 1881 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission AreaCurrent building 1959
St John the Baptist, Penmynydd Penyffordd John the Baptist [31] 1843 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission AreaProduct of the Camden Society
Trinity Church, Penyffordd Penyffordd Trinity Methodist / PCW Buckley & Deeside Circuit
Capel Gwynfa, Penyffordd Penyffordd 1898 Presbyterian First building 1905
The Blessed Trinity, Queensferry Queensferry Trinity Roman Catholic Connah's Quay & Queensferry
Sandycroft Methodist Church Queensferry (Sandycroft) Methodist Buckley & Deeside Circuit
St Anthony of Padua, Saltney Saltney Anthony of Padua [32] 1862 Roman Catholic Saltney & BroughtonFirst building (school chapel) 1878, new building 1914
St Bartholomew, Sealand Sealand Bartholomew [33] 1865-1867 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission Area
St Andrew, Queensferry Sealand (Garden City) Andrew [1] pre-1900 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission AreaCurrent building 1962
St Ethelwold, Shotton Shotton Ethelwold ? [1] 1898-1902 Church in Wales Borderlands Mission Area
Bethel Baptist Church, Shotton Shotton Bethel Baptist Union GB
Rivertown United Reformed Church Shotton [34] URC
Christ Church Deeside Shotton Jesus [35] 1975 AECW
St Michael & All Angels, Trelawnyd Trelawnyd & Gwaenysgor Michael & Angels [36] Medieval Church in Wales Dyserth, Trelawnyd, CwmPresent structure 1724
Capel Nasareth, Trelawnyd Trelawnyd & Gwaenysgor Nazareth Presbyterian Gofalaeth Prestatyn
St Mary Magdalene, Gwaenysgor Trelawnyd & Gwaenysgor Mary Magdalene Church in Wales Meliden & Gwaenysgor
Capel Rehoboth, Gwaenysgor Trelawnyd & Gwaenysgor Rehoboth Methodist Cymru
St Mary, Treuddyn Treuddyn Mary [3] Medieval Church in Wales Mold Mission AreaRebuilt 1874-1875
Capel Ebeneser, Treuddyn Treuddyn Eben-Ezer Methodist Cymru
Capel y Rhos, Treuddyn Treuddyn Presbyterian
SS Mary & Beuno, Whitford Whitford Mary & Beuno [37] Medieval Church in Wales Estuary & Mountain Mission Area
Capel Sion, Lloc Whitford (Carmel) Methodist Cymru
St Paul, Gorsedd Whitford (Gorsedd) Paul 1852-1853 Church in Wales Estuary & Mountain Mission Area
St David, Pantasaph Whitford (Pantasaph) David of Wales [38] 1849-1852 Roman Catholic PantasaphPart of Pantasaph Franciscan Friary
St Mary, Ysceifiog Ysceifiog Mary 1836-1837 Church in Wales Estuary & Mountain Mission Area
Capel y Berthen, Lixwm Ysceifiog (Lixwm)1776 Presbyterian

Defunct churches

NameCommunity (settlement)DedicationWebFoundedRedundantDenominationNotes
Our Lady of Lourdes, Bagillt Bagillt Mary [39] Roman Catholic
St John's Methodist Church, Connah's Quay Connah's Quay John ? [40] pre-2013 Methodist Flats planning application 2013
St Michael & All Angels, Mancot Royal Hawarden (Mancot) Michael & Angels [41] Church in Wales
New Life Church, Holywell Holywell [42] Sudden collapse after failed building project & pastor's departure, 2014 [43] [44]
St John the Evangelist, Mold Mold John the Evangelist 1878-1879 Church in Wales
St Matthew, Saltney Saltney Matthew 19112004 Church of England Burned down 2008. Parent church St Mark's Saltney is in England

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