Churches in the UK

Churches in the UK are primarily Christian places of worship, with the Anglican Church (Church of England) being the established church, meaning it has a special status. There are also many other denominations like Catholic, Protestant, and Free Churches. Architecturally, they range from historic stone cathedrals to modern chapels. Churches often serve as community hubs for worship, social events, and charity work. They hold regular services, celebrate religious festivals, and play a role in national ceremonies. While traditionally religious, many also function as cultural and historical landmarks, reflecting the UK’s diverse spiritual heritage.