 Brighton Road Presbyterian Church Built by the Presbyterian Church of England in 1931. Now a United Reformed Church. Photographed 26th January 2000 |
 Denewell Avenue Presbyterian Church On the corner of Dryden Road, Low Fell. Built in 1914. Now a United Reformed Church. Photographed 5th February 2000 |
 Dunsmuir Grove Congretational Chapel Built in 1903 and closed in 1968. This chapel is currently awaiting conversion into a hostel for homeless mothers. Photographed 26th January 2000 |
 Cromer Avenue Congational Chapel Built in 1936, and now a United Reformed Church. Photographed 5th February 2000 |
 Durham Road Baptist Church The only church building from the three that used to grace 'Amen Corner'. Built in 1877, it faces onto Gladstone Terrace. Photographed 11th January 2000 |
 Beacon Lough Baptist Church Opened in 1968, Beacon Lough Baptist Church on Southend Road was refurbished and enlarged in 2000. Photographed 19th February 2001 |
 Grove Chapel Once called the 'Christians' Meeting Place' this small independent chapel on Rawling Road, Bensham is now the home of Grove Evangelical Church. Photographed 26th January 2000 |
 Bensham Gospel Hall A modern building belonging to the Strict Brethren who have had a presence in Bensham since the late 19th Century. Photographed 26th January 2000 |
 Vineyard Fellowship Originally the Vine Street Mission founded in 1916, the congregation of this independent evangelical church became the Vineyard on moving to their new address in Derwentwater Road. Photographed 26th February 2000 |
 Salvation Army, Gateshead The Salvation Army have had barracks in Warwick Street since 1909, though the current building dates from the 1970s. Photographed 7th February 2000 |
 Salvation Army, Felling Rachel and Louise Agar arrived in the Felling on Saturday 30th March 1878 and quickly saw a dramatic impact for William Booth's Christian Mission which became the Salvation Army a few months later. The present barracks are situated on Smithburn Road. Photographed 21st February 2000 |
 Emmanuel Pentecostal Church The Assemblies of God congregation in Gateshead was formed in 1928 following a series of meetings in the Boxing Hall in Newcastle by the evangelist Stephen Jeffreys. Over the years they used a number of venues, including a room over a fish & chip shop in Gateshead High Street, and a tin shack in Sheriff Hill, before construction their own building on Old Durham Road in Deckham. Photographed 1993 |
 The Roundhouse Not all churches meet in buildings designed for the purpose. Christian International Europe purchased this former nightclub on the corner of West Street and Charles Street in 1999 as a base for their European operations and their local congregation. Photographed 15th January 2000 |
 South Street School It is easy to make the mistake of identifying a church with the building in which it meets, but not all churches own a building. Vision Christian Fellowship hold many of their meetings in local homes, but gather together on a Sunday in a hall in South Street School in Deckham. Photographed 29th December 2000 |