The Top 10 Churches in Leeds, West Yorkshire

Fresh reviews:

As far as churches go, this is the best one I have seen in Leeds, albeit usually as I am leaving Leeds trying to find the M1. Sadly a massive main road reaches nearly its edge and the way the city centre has developed, there isn’t much else around it. If I was to redesign Leeds the city would shift sideways a…

Amelia W.

Leeds Parish Church

This church has only recently been shown in all its glory as for a long time it was covered in scaffolding undergoing renovations. It now stands out on Boar Lane in the shopping area of Leeds as a magnificent Georgian building. It is a Church of England church and still holds services of Holy Communion Sunday…

Amelia W.

Holy Trinity Church

This parish hall is a wonderful centre for the Headingley community. I have been to Iyengar yoga classes here for years and have always appreciated the calm environment. The building is made out of real Yorkshire stone and its blackened façade reminds you Leeds was once an industrial centre. It is a piece of…

Amelia W.

St Michael and All Angels’ Church Headingley

I used to think that this church was closed as I never saw any life surrounding it save the odd drunk sitting on the steps. A few years on and its clear that this church is fully functioning and has an active congregation. There are flowers blooming in the garden area and a sign welcoming people in. This is…

Amelia W.

City Church Leeds

My only experiences of churches being massive great worshipping halls such as the church about a mile out of my village back home where you can still here the bells ringing out on the village green on Sunday morning or Cathedrals with choirs and so on. I was hugely surprised by All Hallows, my friend took me…

Amy P.

All Hallows Church & Community Projects

Strange to be writing a review of a church! This church also houses the leeds north foodbank centre organised by and under the supervision of the Trussell trust., a christian charity committed to community action against poverty and marginalisation. They rely totally on donations from the public and from local…

Tricia R.

Moortown Methodist Church

I have passed this church countless times and occasionally been amused by their encouraging posters about Jesus and God. The latest reads something like — feel taken for granted? Imagine how God feels!I have never been moved to visit the church in a religious capacity, however. Like many churches these days…