List of places of worship in Cardiff
This is a list of places of worship in Cardiff, capital city of Wales.
Currently active
Christian
Cathedrals
Llandaff Cathedral, Llandaff
- Cardiff Metropolitan Cathedral (Roman Catholic), Cardiff city centre
- Llandaff Cathedral (Church in Wales), Llandaff
Churches and chapels
- All Nations Church, Gabalfa
- All Saints' Church, Llandaff North
- All Saints' Church, Rhiwbina
- Ararat Baptist Church, Whitchurch
- Bethel Baptist Church, Whitchurch
- Bethyl Presbyterian Church, Culverhouse Cross
- Blessed Sacrament R.C Church, Rumney
- Capel Salem (Presbyterian Church of Wales), Canton
- Cardiff Chinese Christian Church
- Cardiff Christian Life Centre, Cardiff city centre
- Calvary Baptist Church, Riverside
- Cathays Methodist Church, Cathays
- Christ Church Parish Church, Roath Park
- Christchurch United Church, Llanedeyrn
- Church In Wales, Canton
- Church of Isan, Llanishen
- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Rhiwbina
- Church Of The Resurrection, St Mellons
- City United Reformed Church Cardiff city centre
- Cornwall Street Baptist Church, Grangetown
- Covenant Life Church, Gabalfa
- Ebenezer Welsh Congregational Church (The Union of Welsh Independents), Cardiff city centre
- Eglwys Dewi Sant (Church in Wales), Cardiff city centre
- Eglwys Minny Street (The Union of Welsh Independents), Cathays
- Eglwys Y Crwys (Presbyterian Church of Wales), Cathays
- Ely (Archer Rd) Baptist, The Church on the Roundabout, Ely
- Emmanuel Baptist Church, Gabalfa
- Gabalfa Baptist Church, Gabalfa
- German Lutheran Church, Canton
- Glenwood Church, Llanedeyrn
- Greek Church of St. Nicholas, Butetown
- Heath Evangelical Church, Gabalfa
- Highfields Free Church, Roath
- Holy Family, Fairwater
- Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, Gabalfa
- Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, Llanrumney
- Lightship 2000, Cardiff Bay
Lightship 2000, Roath Basin, Cardiff Bay
- Llandaff North Gospel Hall, Llandaff North
- Llanishen Parish Church, Llanishen
- Mackintosh Evangelical Church, Roath
- Our Lady Of Lourdes, Llandaff North
- Quakers Religious Society of Friends, Cardiff city centre
- Riverside Christian Centre, Riverside
- Rhiwbina Baptist Church, Rhiwbina
- Rumney Chapel, Rumney
- Rumney Gospel Chapel, Rumney
- Trinity Methodist Church, Adamsdown
- Sacred Heart Presbytery, Canton
- St Andrew and St Teilo's, Woodville Road, Cathays
- Shiloh Pentecostal Fellowship, Riverside
- St. Augustine's Parish Church, Rumney
- St. Brigid's Presbytery, Llanishen
- St. Cadoc's Church, Llanrumney
- St. Denys' Church, Lisvane
- St. Faith, Llanishen
- St. Francis, Ely
- St. Isan, Llanishen
- St. John Lloyd, Rumney
- St. John The Baptist Church, Cardiff city centre - one of Cardiff's two Christian churches (together with St Mary's) since the 12th century.
St John the Baptist, city centre
- St. Joseph's RC Church, Gabalfa
- St. Luke's, Canton
- St. Margaret's Church, Roath
- St. Mark's Church, Gabalfa
- St. Mary of the Angels RC Church, Canton
- St. Mary the Virgin Church in Wales, Butetown
- St Michael and All Angels, Whitchurch Road Cathays
- St. Patrick's RC Church, Grangetown
- St Paul's Church, Grangetown, opened 1890
- St. Paul's Methodist Church, Butetown
- St. Peter's RC Church, Plasnewydd
- St. Philip Evans R C Church, Llanedeyrn
- St. Teilo's, Penylan
- St. Teilo's Church, Whitchurch
- St. Thomas's Church, Birchgrove
- Tabernacl Welsh Baptists Chapel (Baptist Union of Wales), Cardiff city centre
- The Bishop Of Llandaff, Llandaff
- The Salvation Army, Caerau
- The Salvation Army, Adamsdown
- The Salvation Army, Grangetown
- Thornhill Church, Thornhill
- United Reformed Church, Roath
- Westminster Crescent Methodist Church, Cyncoed
- Woodville Baptist Church, Cathays
Hindu
- India Centre, Splott
- Sanatan Dharma Mandal, Cardiff city centre
- Shree Swaminarayan Temple, Grangetown - established in 1982.[1]
Sikhism
Judaism
- Cardiff Reform Synagogue, Adamsdown - established in 1948[3] as the Cardiff New Synagogue, initially meeting at the Temple of Peace.[4]
- Cardiff United Synagogue, Cyncoed - met from 1897 to 1989 at a purpose built synagogue on Cathedral Road.
Islam
Shah Jalal Islamic Cultural Centre, Cathays
- Al Falah Centre, Riverside
- Al-Manar Centre, Cathays
- Dar-ul-Isra, Cathays
- Grangetown Muslim Cultural Centre, Grangetown
- Jalalia Mosque & Islamic Education Centre, Riverside
- Jamia Masjid Bilal, Canton
- Madina Mosque, Cathays
- Masjid Noor, Butetown
- Masjid-e-Umar, Roath
- Shah Jalal Mosque & Islamic Cultural Centre, Cathays
- South Wales Islamic Centre, Butetown
Notable defunct places of worship
- Norwegian Church, Cardiff Bay - de-consecrated in 1974, subsequently relocated and re-opened as an arts centre.
- St James the Great, Newport Road - Built 1890-3, closed in 2006 with plans to convert it into apartments.[5][6]
- St. Mary's Church, Cardiff - Cardiff's main church from the 1100s until it was destroyed by flooding in the 1600s.
- St. Mary the Virgin Church, Caerau - 13th century church last used in 1973.
- St. Stephen's Church, Butetown - deconsecrated in 1972, subsequently becoming a theatre and live music venue until 2009.
See also
References
- ↑ "It's a big day for temple project". Wales Online. 5 May 2007. Retrieved 30 September 2014.
- ↑ "‘Let us use the Taff for our burials’". Wales Online. 4 July 2008. Retrieved 30 September 2014.
- ↑ "Cardiff synagogue celebrates 60 years". Wales Online. 25 November 2008. Retrieved 30 September 2014.
- ↑ "History of Cardiff Reform Synagogue". Cardiff Reform Synagogue. Retrieved 30 September 2014.
- ↑ "Church of St James the Great". The Victorian Web. Retrieved 22 December 2014.
- ↑ James, David (22 November 2008). "Church spire to be converted into seven-floor flat". Wales Online. Retrieved 22 December 2014.
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