Historic Churches and Sacred Sites

Explore the spiritual heritage of the Causeway Coast through this collection of historic churches and meeting halls. The list features a variety of architectural styles, from the iconic white-washed walls of Ballintoy’s Anglican church to the humble structures of local Gospel halls. These sites represent Anglican, Roman Catholic, and Baptist traditions, often situated in coastal locations near landmarks like Dunseverick Castle, offering insights into the region’s religious history and community life.

St John the Baptist

Anglican church serving the Dunseverick area within the Diocese of Connor.

St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church

Roman Catholic church serving the Ballintoy parish.

Duneseverick Baptist Church

Local Baptist place of worship located in the Dunseverick district.

Ballintoy

Distinctive white-washed Church of Ireland building dating back to 1813, featuring a unique square tower and maritime history.

Ballintoy Church

Anglican place of worship located in the coastal village of Ballintoy.

Ballintoy Gospel Hall

Christian hall used for local gospel meetings and community worship.

Dunseverick Church

Church of Ireland building situated near the historic site of Dunseverick Castle.

St Patrick's

Roman Catholic church serving the local community near Bushmills.

Saint Gobbans

Historic place of worship named after Saint Gobban, a 7th-century Irish monk.