Churches in Coleraine

Churches of Coleraine

Coleraine’s spiritual landscape is defined by its deep-rooted Presbyterian history and a mix of traditional and contemporary architecture. The town features the historic First Coleraine Presbyterian, dating back to the 17th-century plantation era, alongside the 19th-century St. Malachy’s Catholic Church. Modern additions include the expansive Causeway Coast Vineyard and the Ballysally Presbyterian Church. These sites offer a glimpse into the town's religious evolution, from the classical stone structures of the town center to the repurposed industrial spaces of modern congregations.

Churches of Coleraine — Map

A

Causeway Coast Vineyard

A large contemporary evangelical church housed in a converted industrial warehouse, serving as a hub for community outreach and modern worship.

B

St. Malachy's Church

A Roman Catholic church featuring traditional stone architecture, located on Nursery Avenue near the town center.

C

First Coleraine Presbyterian

One of the town's oldest congregations, established in 1646. The current building on Abbey Street is a significant example of mid-19th-century ecclesiastical architecture.

D

Terrace Row Presbyterian Church

A prominent 19th-century church located on Terrace Row, known for its classical architectural style and central role in the town's Presbyterian history.

E

Coleraine Congregational Church

A historic place of worship located on New Row, representing the town's Independent and Congregationalist traditions.

F

Coleraine Free Presbyterian Church

A modern church building located on the outskirts of town, belonging to the denomination founded in the mid-20th century.

G

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

A modern meetinghouse for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, situated on the Lodge Road.

H

Ballysally Presbyterian Church

A contemporary church serving the Ballysally community, known for its modern design and active local engagement.

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