Swansea Church List


Last month I challenged you to name all 118 places of worship in Swansea. Well done Mrs Gaynor Mitchell of Tycoch who named 35. The full list is listed below:

Churches – Answers

Swansea

1.     The former Argyle Presbyterian Church, St. Helen’s Road

2.     The former Bethesada Baptist Church, Prince of Wales Road

3.     Brunswick Methodist Church, St. Helen’s Road

4.     Christ Church, Mumble Road

5.     Christ Embassy Church, Ivey Suite of the Grand Hotel, Ivey Street

6.     Christian Spiritualist Church, Lower Oxford Street

7.     The City Temple, Dyfatty Street

8.     Ebenezer Baptist Church, Ebenezer Street

9.     Ebenezer Newydd Chapel, Henrietta Street

10. Gospel Hall (Zac’s Place), George Street

11. Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, The Kingsway

12. Quaker Meeting Hall, St. Helen’s Road

13. The former St. Andrew, St. Helen’s Road

14. David Priory Church, St. David’s Place

15. Mary, St. Mary’s Square

16. Matthew, High Street

17. The former St. Nicholas Seamans Church, Gloucester Place

18. The former Singleton Chapel, Bathurst Street

19. Swansea Christadelphian Hall, Nicholl Street

20. Swansea Citadel (Salvation Army), Richardson Street

21. Swansea Mosque & Islamic Centre, St. Helen’s Road

22. Swansea Spirt, Pleasant Street

23. Unitarian Church, Hugh Street

24. York Place Baptist Church, York Place

Bon-y-Maen

25. Adulam Baptist Chapel, Cefn Road

26. Mount Zion Baptist Church, Mansel Road

27. Margaret, Manel Road

28. The former Salem Chapel Y Cwm, Cwm Chapel Road

Blackpill

29. Clyne Chapel, Mayals Road

Brynhyfryd

30. Bethel Mission Church, Hopkin Street

31. Brynhyfryd Baptist Chapel, Llangyfelach Road

32. Peter, Trewyddfa Road

33. Wesley Methodist Church, Eaton Road

Brynmill

34. Argyle and Rhyddings Park Presbyterian Church, Rhyddings Park Road

35. Imam Kheoi Islamic Centre, St. Helen’s Road

36. Pantgwydr Baptist Church, corner of Ernald Place & Glanbrydan Avenue

37. Gabriel, Bryn Road

38. The former St. Paul, St. Helen’s Road

39. The former Wesleyan Methodist Church, St. Albans Road

Cockett

40. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Cockett Road

41. Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, Station Road

42. Peter, Cockett Road

Cwmbwrla

43. Carmarthen Road United Reformed Church, Convent Street

44. Cathedral Church of St. Joseph, Convent Street

45. Gorse Mission, Carmarthen Road

46. The former Libanus Baptist Church, Carmarthen Road

47. Luke the Evangelist, Stepney Street

48. Mark, Park Terrace

Dunvant

49. Church of St. Joachim and St. Anne, Llys-Teg

50. Ebenezer Congregational Church, Dunvant Square

51. Martin, Fairwood Road

Fforest-fach

52. Bethlehem Chapel, Carmarthen Road

53. Illtyd, Ystrad Road

Gendros

54. Gendros Parish Church, Penrhos Place

55. Gendros Congregational Church, Carmarthen Road

56. Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church, Upper King’s Head Road

Gower

57. Bethel, Penclawdd

58. Bethesda Presbyterian, Burry Green

59. Ebenezer Presbyterian, Old Walls

60. Horton Methodist, Horton

61. Murton Methodist, Murton

62. Pitton Methodist, Pitton, Rhossili

63. Providence Baptist, Knelston

64. Reynoldston Methodist, Reynoldston

65. Andrew, Penrice

66. Cadoc, Cheriton

67. Cattwg, Port Eynon

68. Cenydd, Llangennith

69. David, Gwernffrwyd

70. David, Llandewi

71. George, Reynoldston

72. Illtyd, Ilston

73. Illtyd, Oxwich

74. John the Baptist, Penmaen

75. Madoc, Llanmadoc

76. Mary, Pennard

77. Mary, Rhossili

78. Nicholas, Nicholaston

79. Peter, Newton

80. Rhidian, Llanrhidian

81. Teilo, Bishopston

82. Tabernacle Presbyterian, Penclawdd

83. The Barham Centre, Mount Pisgah, Parkmill

84. Tirzah Baptist, Llanmorlias

85. Trinity Presbyterian, Cheriton

86. Zoar Presbyterian, Crofty

Hafod

87. Hafod Parish Church, Aberdyberthi Street

88. The former Philadelphia Baptist Chapel, Neath Road

89. John, Odo Street

90. Salim Baptist Church, Neath Road

KIllay

91. Hillary, Gower Road

92. Siloam Baptist Chapel, Goetre-Fawr Road

93. The Pines Congregational Church, Gower Road

Landore

94. Glynn Vivian Miners Mission, Pentre-Mawr Road

95. Paul, Cwm Level Road

96. The remains of Siloam Independent Chapel, Llangyfelach Road

97. The disused Siloh Chapel, Siloh Road

98. Siloh Newydd Chapel, Siloh Road

Manselton

99. Christ Well Manselton United Reformed Church, Manselton Road

100.                 The former Manselton Gospel Hall, Phillips Street

101.                 Manselton Welsh Baptist Chapel, Cecil Street

102.                 Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Cecil Street

103.                 Michael and All Angels, Manor Street

Mount Pleasant

104.                 Hill United Reformed Church, North Hill Road

105.                 Presbyterian Church of Wales, Terrace Road

106.                 The former St. Jude, Terrace Road

Mumbles

107.                 All Saints Church & Norton Church, Church Park

108.                 All Saints, Western Close

109.                 Mumbles Baptist Church, Newton Road

110.                 Mumbles Methodist Church, Mumbles Road

111.                 Mumbles Methodist Church, Mumbles Road

112.                 Our Lady of the Sea R. C. Church, Devon Place

113.                 Red Café, Mumbles Road

114.                 Peter, Marytwill Lane

115.                 Tabernacle United Reformed Church, Newton Road

Penlan

116.                 Bethany Evangelical Chapel, Eiddwen Road

117.                 Cornstone Church Centre, Mynydd Newydd Road

118.                 Teilo, Cheriton Crescent

Pentre-Cwyth

119.                 Pentre Cwyth Congreational Chapel, Pentre Cwyth Road

120.                 Peter, Pentre Cwyth Road

Pentre-Dwr

121.                 Camel Chapel, Carmel Road

Plasmarl

122.                 Dinas Noddfa Baptist Church, Dinas Street

123.                 The disused Ebenzer Chapel, Neath Road

St. Thomas

124.                 All Saints, Kilvey Road

125.                 Calvary Chapel, Ysgol Street

126.                 Ebenezer Gospel Hall, Wern Fawr Road

127.                 Fabian’s Bay Congregational Chapel, Balaclava Road

128.                 Forward Movement Church, Port Tenant Road

129.                 The former Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Ysgol Street

130.                 The former Norwegian Church, King’s Road, Swansea Waterfront

131.                 Illtyd, Longford Crescent

132.                 Stephen, Dan-y-Graid Road

133.                 Thomas, Lewis, Street

134.                 Waterfront Community Church, Langdon Road, Swansea Waterfront

Sandfields

135.                 Spring Terrace Church, Spring Terrace

Sketty

136.                 Bethel Chapel, Carnglas Road

137.                 Bethel United Reformed Church, Sketty Park Road

138.                 Holy Trinity Church, Parkway

139.                 Lifelink Community Church, meets in the Bible College of Wales, Derwen Fawr Road

140.                 Parklands Evangelical Church, Maes Y Gollen

141.                 Paul, De La Beche Road

142.                 Seventh-day Adentist Church, Gower Road

143.                 Singleton Hospital Chapel, Sketty Park Road

144.                 Sketty Baptist Church, Carnglas Road

145.                 Sketty Methodist Church, Dillwyn Road

Townhill

146.                 Ebenezer Gospel Hall, Heol Y Gors

147.                 Our Lady of Lourdes, Penycraig Road

148.                 The Church of St. Nicholas on the Hill, Dyfed Avenue

149.                 Townhill Baptist Church, Powys Avenue

Treboeth

150.                 Caersalem Newydd Baptist Church, Llangyfelach Road

151.                 Church of St. Alban the Marthyr, Llangyfelach Road

152.                 The Church of the Redeemer, Llangyfelach Road

153.                 Treboeth Gospel Hall, Llangyfelach Road

Tycoch

154.                 All Souls, Glan-Yr-Avon Road

155.                 The former Cefn Coed Hospital Church, Maes-Yr-Gruffydd Road

Uplands

156.                 Dharmavajra Buddhist Centre, Ffynone Road

157.                 Gomer Chapel, Carlton Terrace,

158.                 Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, Walter Road

159.                 Memorial Baptist Church, Walter Road

160.                 Pantygwdr Baptist Church, Ernald Place

161.                 Barnabas, Hawthorne Avenue

162.                 Benedict, Llythrid Avenue

163.                 James, Walter Road

164.                 Swansea Synagogue, Ffynone Road

165.                 Trinity Chapel, Glanmor Park Road

166.                 University Catholic Chaplaincy, Llythrid Avenue

Waunarlwydd

167.                 Bethany English Baptist Chapel, Bryn Road

168.                 Barnabas, Victoria Road

169.                 Sardis Independent Chapel, Swansea Road

170.                 Zion Baptist Chapel, Swansea Road

West Cross

171.                 Bethany Baptist Church, Bethany Lane

172.                 Church of the Holy Cross, Fiarwood Road

173.                 Linden Christina Centre, Elmgrove Road

Copyright – The Bay Magazine – September 2016

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