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This article lists open, former and demolished places of worship situated within the boundaries of the City of Wakefield.
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This article lists open, former and demolished places of worship situated within the boundaries of the City of Wakefield.
| Name | Image | Location | Denomination | Grade | Opened | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Saints' Church |  | Ackworth Moor Top | Church of England | |||
| St Cuthbert's Church |  | Ackworth | Church of England | II* |
| Name | Image | Location | Denomination | Grade | Opened | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| St Mary's Church |  | Badsworth | Church of England | I |
| Name | Image | Location | Denomination | Grade | Opened | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Saints' Church (Castleford town centre) |  | Albion Street, Castleford town centre | Church of England | II | ||
| All Saints' Church (Hightown) |  | Hightown | Church of England | |||
| Cutsyke Christian Church | Leeds Road, Cutsyke, Castleford WF10 5HA [1] | |||||
| Gospel Hall |  | Pontefract Road | Gospel | Formerly Pontefract Road Primitive Methodist Church | ||
| Holy Cross Church |  | Airedale | Church of England | Serves the Airedale estate | ||
| St Edmund's Church |  | Queens Park Drive, Airedale | Roman Catholic | Serves the Airedale estate | ||
| St Joseph's Church |  | Pontefract Road | Roman Catholic | |||
| St Michael's Church |  | Smawthorne Lane | Church of England | |||
| St Paul the Apostle |  | Pontefract Road, Glasshoughton | Church of England | |||
| Smawthorne Community Church |  | Beancroft Road | Evangelical | |||
| Trinity Methodist Church |  | Powell Street, Castleford town centre | Methodist | 1964 | ||
| Townville Methodist Church |  | Townville | Methodist |
| Name | Image | Location | Denomination | Grade | Opened | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Featherstone Methodist Church |  | Featherstone | Methodist | |||
| St Gerald Majella |  | Featherstone | Roman Catholic | |||
| St Thomas |  | Featherstone | Church of England | |||
| South Featherstone Gospel Hall |  | Station Lane, Featherstone |
For details of current and former places of worship in Horbury, see Horbury#Religion
| Name | Image | Location | Denomination | Grade | Opened | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elim Pentecostal Church |  | Tithe Barn Road | Pentecostal | |||
| Knottingley United Reformed Church |  | Knottingley | United Reformed Church | |||
| Salvation Army Church |  | Weeland Road | Salvation Army | |||
| St Botolph's Church |  | Knottingley | Church of England | II |
| Name | Image | Location | Denomination | Grade | Opened | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| St John the Baptist | Newland Lane Normanton WF6 1BA [2] | Roman Catholic | The land where the church is built was formerly owned by the Knights of St John of Jerusalem. [3] |
| Name | Image | Location | Denomination | Grade | Opened | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Christ Church |  | Ossett | Church of England | II | 1851 | Commissioners' church |
| Holy Trinity Church |  | Ossett | Church of England | II | ||
| The King's Way Church |  | Ossett | Methodist | |||
| Mount Zion Chapel |  | Queen Street | Methodist | |||
| St Ignatius |  | Storrs Hill Road | Roman Catholic | |||
| South Ossett Baptist Church |  | Junction Lane | Baptist |
| Name | Image | Location | Denomination | Grade | Opened | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Saints' Church |  | North Bailey Gate, Pontefact | Church of England | II* | The outer church was destroyed in the English Civil War, a new church was built within having been completed in 1967 | |
| Central Methodist Church |  | Jubilee Way, Pontefract | Methodist | |||
| Pontefract Congregational Church |  | Finkle Street, Pontefract | Congregational | |||
| The Evangelical Church |  | Finkle Street, Pontefract | Evangelical | |||
| Holy Family Church |  | Carleton Crest, Chequerfield Estate, Pontefract | Roman Catholic | |||
| Kingdom Hall of the Jehovah's Witnesses |  | Orchard Head Lane | Jehovah's Witnesses | |||
| Chapel of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints |  | Park Villas Drive, Pontefract | Latter-day Saints | |||
| Micklegate Methodist Church |  | Micklegate, Pontefract | Methodist | 1969 | This replaced the former Tanshelf Methodist Church which burned down in 1965 | |
| Salvation Army Hall |  | Maud's Yard, Pontefract | Salvation Army | |||
| St Giles' Church |  | Market Place, Pontefract | Church of England | II* | ||
| St Joseph's Church |  | Back Street, Pontefract | Roman Catholic |
| Name | Image | Location | Denomination | Grade | Opened | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wakefield Cathedral (Cathedral Church of All Saints') |  | Kirkgate, Wakefield City Centre | Church of England | I | ||
| Destiny Church |  | Chaloner Grove | II | 1859 | A former theatre | |
| Evangelical Free Church |  | Eastmoor | Evangelical | |||
| First Church of Christ Scientist |  | Wentworth Street | First Church of Christ Scientist | |||
| Church of Jesus Christ and the Latter Day Saints |  | Horbury Road | Mormon | |||
| Light ^ Life Church |  | Clarion Street, Belle Vue | Non-denominational | |||
| New Life Christian Centre |  | George Street | Pentecostal | II | ||
| Outwood Methodist Church |  | Outwood | Methodist | |||
| Quaker Meeting House |  | Thornhill Street, Wakefield City Centre | Quaker | |||
| St Andrew's Church |  | Peterson Road, Wakefield | Church of England | II | Serves the East end of Wakefield and Eastmoor | |
| St Anne's Church |  | Wrenthorpe | Church of England | Serves the Wrenthorpe district | ||
| St Austin's Church |  | Wentworth Terrace | Roman Catholic | II | Serves North Wakefield | |
| St Catherine's Church |  | Doncaster Road | Church of England | |||
| St George's Church |  | St George's Road, Lupset | Church of England | |||
| St Helen's Church |  | Sandal Magna | Church of England | II* | Serves the Sandal district | |
| St James Church |  | Denby Dale Road, Thornes | Church of England | II | ||
| St John's Church |  | St John's Square, Wakefield City Centre | Church of England | II* | 1895 | Serves the areas to the north of Wakefield City Centre |
| Chantry Chapel of St Mary the Virgin |  | Wakefield Bridge, Wakefield City Centre | Church of England | I | c. 1350 | Forms part of the structure of Wakefield Bridge |
| St Mary Magdalene's Church |  | Outwood WF1 2DT | Church of England | 1858 [4] | Part of the benefice of North Wakefield | |
| St Michael's Church |  | Westgate End, Wakefield | Church of England | Serves the west end of Wakefield | ||
| St Paul's Church |  | St Paul's Drive, Alverthorpe, Wakefield | Church of England | II | Serves Alverthorpe | |
| St Peter and St Paul Church |  | Standbridge Lane | Roman Catholic | Serves South Wakefield | ||
| Sandal Methodist Church |  | Sandal Magna | Methodist | |||
| Trinity Methodist Church |  | Stanley Road | Methodist | Serves North Wakefield | ||
| Wakefield Baptist Church |  | Barnsley Road | Baptist | |||
| Wakefield Citadel |  | Frederick Street, Wakefield City Centre | Salvation Army | |||
| Wakefield Spiritualist Church |  | Peterston Road, Wakefield | Spiritualist | |||
| Westgate Unitarian Chapel |  | Westgate, Wakefield City Centre | Unitarian | |||
| West Wakefield Methodist Church |  | Thornes Road, Wakefield | Methodist |
| Name | Image | Location | Denomination | Grade | Opened | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| St Bartholomew's Chapel | Yorkshire Sculpture Park, WF4 4LG | Church of England | Now used for art and sculpture display purposes and known as YSP Chapel [6] |
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