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.

Causeway Coast Vineyard

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

St. Malachy's Church

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

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.

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.

Coleraine Congregational Church

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

Coleraine Free Presbyterian Church

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

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.

Ballysally Presbyterian Church

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