Penuel Welsh Baptist chapel, Penprysg Rd, Pencoed

• Penuel Baptist chapel, Penprysg Rd, Pencoed           Built in 1862  
• Penuel, Welsh, Penprysig Road, Pencoed                      SS96288218                active 1999         (1)
• 1865            Rev. Thomas Edwards       (3)
• 1868                   mentioned    (5)
• 1875     Rev Daniel Davies      (6)
• 1895     Rev Edmund Edward, Greenfield House         (8)
• There is a Baptist chapel   1910  (11)

Baptist Chapel Coychurch Lower

• Baptist Chapel Coychurch Lower                  1895 - mentioned             (8)

Within the limits of the parish are places of worship for Independents and Calvinistic and Wesleyan Methodists, to which, as well as to the church, are attached Sunday schools, supported by subscription  (2)

Hebron, Capel yr Annibynwyr, Coychurch Lower

• Hebron, Capel yr Annibynwyr, Coychurch Lower                SS93897980             active 1999     (1)
  Became a hairdresser's; current use not known           (9)
• 1875              Rev D Lewis    (6)
• 1895           Built 1871, enlarged 1887 to seat 250                         Rev. Stephen Jones    (8)

• Independent chapel, Coychurch Higher               1895 - mentioned    (8)
• MIs index (under Heolycyw)     Glamorgan FHS          (10)
• Bethel Ind, Heol-y-cyw                       Extant records   (12)
• Bethel Ind  (Higher Coychurch Hamlet)         Erected c 1818          "This meeting house was first built by subscription and has lately been repaired at about £33 cost "                Owen Owens, Minister, Brynmenyn        1851   (14)
• Shown as still open on the Union of Welsh Independents site (Dec 2006)

• Rees, Thomas & John Thomas. Hanes Eglwysi Annibynnol Cymru (History of the Welsh Independent Churches), 4 volumes (published 1871+). Here is the entry for this chapel (in Welsh) - with translation by Steve Stephenson (Oct 2008)

Bryn Seion Congregational chapel, Coychurch Rd, Pencoed

• Bryn Seion Congregational chapel, Coychurch Rd, Pencoed was opened in 1898
• Bryn Seion Independent, Coychurch Road, Pencoed        SS95958142        active 1999     (1)
• Rees Bevan started 'the Cause' in the 1880s;  meetings were held in his house in Kings Head Row, now Glossop Terrrace; the chapel was built opposite; he and his wife Jane and others of their family were buried at Salem because there is no burial ground in Bryn Seion.       (9)
• Rev Richard Jones (Congregational) resident in Pencoed              1910  (11)

Tabernacle Ind chapel, Coychurch

• Tabernacle Ind chapel, Coychurch           Baptisms, 1810-1837 (PRO copy)  held at West Glamorgan Archive Service         But do these belong to Tabernacle, Bridgend as no other erefrence to Tabernacle, Coychurch seen  ?

Within the limits of the parish are places of worship for Independents and Calvinistic and Wesleyan Methodists, to which, as well as to the church, are attached Sunday schools, supported by subscription  (2)

Calvinistic Methodist chapel, Coychurch Higher

• CM chapel, Coychurch Higher               1875   Rev Watkin Williams       (6)

Salem Welsh Calvinistic Methodist chapel, Coychurch Rd, Pencoed

• Salem Welsh Presbyterian chapel, Coychurch Rd, Pencoed             First built in 1774, rebuilt in 1830 and in 1886 -   
• Salem Welsh Calvinistic Methodist, Coychurch Road, Pencoed          SS95868124            Built in 1775, renovated and enlarged in 1830, rebuilt 1866 and modified 1888, the organ was added in the 1930's, still active in 1999     (1)
• 1875        Rev. Watkin Williams       (6)
• 1895        One of the oldest chapels in Wales; built 1771, rebuilt 1834 and in 1888 - cost £1,500, to seat 550; cemetery attached;         Rev Hugh Harries, Frondeg          (8)
• MIs index  (under Pencoed) Glamorgan FHS         (10)
• A CM chapel built in 1771, rebuilt in 1834 and 1888, seats 550, a cemetery attached       1910    (11)
• Salem CM   (Pencoed Hamlet)       Erected in 1775, rebuilt in 1830        John Howell, Elder, Bryncwttyn, Bridgend  1851  (14)

• There was  a History written for the chapel's  bi-centenery in 1975              (9)

• 1852; REV. HOWELLS, SWANSEA, PREACHES AT SALEM CHAPEL, PENCOED (CALVINISTIC METHODISTS)                (13)

• Salem Pencoed Welsh CM chapel          Coychurch Road, Pencoed, Pen y Bont ar Ogwr CF35 5N?  - still open in 2006

Trinity Presbyterian chapel, Penybont Rd, Pencoed

• Trinity Presbyterian chapel, Penybont Rd, Pencoed    First built in 1897, rebuilt in 1907
• Trinity English Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, Penybont Road, Pencoed           SS96148175     Built in 1897, modified, altered or rebuilt 1907,  active 2000          (1)
• There is an English CM chapel erected in 1907          Rev John Maurice Saunders, Presbyterian, Pencoed      1910  (11)

• Trinity Pencoed English CM chapel    28 Penybont Road, Pencoed, Pen y Bont ar Ogwr CF35 5PY - still open in 2006

• See also the entry for Bethany, Llanharan

Wesleyan Chapel, Coychurch

• Wesleyan Chapel, Coychurch    (Pencoed Hamlet)     Erected in 1828    Rees Jenkin (By Mark), Manager  1851 (14)

Bible Christian Church (St Paul's Church), Heol-y -Cyw

• Bible Christian Church (St Paul's Church), Heol-y -Cyw, Coychurch Higher    SS94578443      active 1999    (1)

Zion Pentecostal chapel, Penprysg Rd, Pencoed

• Zion Pentecostal chapel, Penprysg Rd, Pencoed       Opened in 1931

Coychurch Crematorium  

Identity of the chapel unclear - details of a deed held at West Glamorgan Archives

<NAS XL 1/15/4> Lease for a term of 99 years from 2 Feb1873, annual rent 15s. dated 27 Dec 1873; (i) William Thomas of Craiglas, Coychurch, Glamorgan, farmer, David David of Llwyniwch, Coychurch, Glamorgan, farmer and Thomas Thomas of Tywith, yeo.; (ii) Watkin Williams of Pencoed, Coychurch parish, Glamorgan, John Thomas Jones of Pyle, Glamorgan, Llewellyn Llewellyn of Briton Ferry, Glamorgan, William John of Bridgend, Glamorgan, and John Rowlands of Maesteg Ironworks, Ministers of the Gospel; and David Griffith, John Griffith, David David, William Howell and William John, all of Coychurch parish, Glamorgan, farmers; Thomas David of Coychurch, Glamorgan, wheelwright; and William Hopkin the younger of Coychurch parish, Glamorgan; farmer's son, trustees; Piece of land (606 square yards, 3 square feet), part of Cae-da-farch farm in the Higher hamlet of Coychurch parish, Glamorgan, containing a chapel which is too small for the congregation, with a view to converting it into a house and building a new chapel; Includes plan           [1 parchment]