List of places of worship in Harrogate explained

See also: Churches in Harrogate. Below is a list of places of worship in Harrogate, North Yorkshire by denomination.

Baptist

• Harrogate Baptist Church

Church of England

• • Christ Church, High Harrogate St. Aidan's High School Chapel ^[1]
• St. James' Church, Birstwith
• St. John's Church, Bilton
• St. Luke's Church
• St. Mark's Church, Harrogate
• St. Mary's Church, Harrogate, now known as Kairos Church
  • St. Peter's Church, Harrogate St. Robert's Church, Pannal
• St. Wilfrid's Church, Harrogate

Methodist

The Methodist churches in Harrogate are all part of the Nidd Valley Circuit in the Yorkshire North and East District, formerly (before 2017) part of the Leeds District.^[2]

• Bilton Area Methodist Church ^[3]
• Harlow Hill Methodist Church ^[4]
• Killinghall Methodist Church, Ripon Road ^[5]
• Pannal Methodist Church ^[6]
• Starbeck Methodist Church
  • • Trinity Methodist Wesley Chapel Woodlands Methodist Church ^[7]

The former Wesleyan Chapel on Grove Road, now a guest house, is a Grade II listed Italianate building, dating from 1896.

Roman Catholic

• St. Aelred's Church, 71 Woodlands Drive
• St. Joseph's Church
• St. Robert's Church

United Reformed

• Bilton Grange URC, Woodfield Road,^[8] founded in 1906 as a 'Church Plant' from Victoria Avenue Congregational Church, with services initially held in temporary premises on Skipton Road now known as the "Jehovah's Witnesses Hall".^[9]
• St. Paul's Church, Victoria Avenue
• West Park United Reformed Church, Harrogate

Other

• Christadelphians, Pannal Memorial Hall, Station Road ^[10]
• Harrogate District Hospital Chapel. The chapel is located on the ground floor of Harrogate District Hospital, near Littondale Ward.^[11]
• Harrogate Elim Church, Park View. An Elim Pentecostal Church, the church has been meeting in Harrogate since 1952 and is part of the Elim Foursquare Gospel Alliance.^[12]
• Harrogate Hebrew Congregation (Harrogate Shul), St Mary's Walk.^[13] The first Harrogate synagogue was established in 1918, using rooms over an antique shop in the Montpelier Quarter. The community moved to the current site (a former church school building) in 1925. The present building was opened in 1968.^[14]
• Harrogate New Life Church
• Latter Day Saints Chapel, Wetherby Road
• Life Destiny Church
• Mayfield Community Church
• Society of Friends Meeting House, Queen Parade ^[15]

Notes and References

1. https://www.staidans.co.uk/service-for-frank/ Service for Frank
2. Methodist Church of Great Britain, Leeds District, Statistics forMission: District Mapping Packs, Methodist Conference 2017, accessed 25 June 2020
3. http://niddvalleymethodist.org.uk/the-churches/bilton-area/welcome-to-bilton-methodist-church.html Bilton Area Methodist Church
4. http://niddvalleymethodist.org.uk/the-churches/harlow-hill/welcome-to-harlow-hill-methodist-church.html Harlow Hill Methodist Church
5. https://niddvalleymethodist.org.uk/the-churches/killinghall-methodist-church/ Killinghall Methodist Church
6. http://niddvalleymethodist.org.uk/the-churches/pannal/welcome-to-pannal-methodist-church.html Pannal Methodist Church
7. https://niddvalleymethodist.org.uk/the-churches/woodlands-methodist-church/ Woodlands Methodist Church
8. https://www.biltongrangeurc.com/ Bilton Grange United Reformed Church
9. Bilton Grange URC, History, accessed 26 June 2020
10. https://daleside.org/ Harrogate Christadelphians
11. Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust, Chaplaincy, accessed 23 November 2019
12. https://harrogateelimchurch.com/ Harrogate Elim Church
13. Harrogate Hebrew Congregation, Welcome to Harrogate, accessed 23 November 2019
14. Harrogate Hebrew Congregation, History, accessed 6 February 2023
15. York Area Quakers, Harrogate Quaker meeting, accessed 27 October 2016