The parish church for Strood is St Nicholas College Yard Strood which is Grade II listed building.
 St Mary's (notionally Frindsbury)  was opened by Bishop Claughton in 1869 as a chapel of ease.
 It has subsequently closed as an Anglican church but has been taken over by the New Testament Church of God.
 The other Anglican church in the area is St Francis.

There are two Catholic churches; English Martyrs and St Justus.

The Methodist church in Stonehouse Lane has undergone two changes of name.
 First the road name changed to Cliffe Road and then the church changed from "Jubilee" to "Peninsular".
 During the First World War the church was lent to the St John's Voluntary Aid Department as an auxiliary hospital.

Protestant dissenters founded the Zoar chapel in 1782.
 There is a Gospel Mission Evangelical church in Brompton Lane and an Evangelical church in Darnley Road.
The parish church for Strood is St Nicholas College Yard Strood which is Grade II listed building.  St Mary's (notionally Frindsbury)  was opened by Bishop Claughton in 1869 as a chapel of ease.  It has subsequently closed as an Anglican church but has been taken over by the New Testament Church of God.  The other Anglican church in the area is St Francis.
There are two Catholic churches; English Martyrs and St Justus.
The Methodist church in Stonehouse Lane has undergone two changes of name.  First the road name changed to Cliffe Road and then the church changed from "Jubilee" to "Peninsular".  During the First World War the church was lent to the St John's Voluntary Aid Department as an auxiliary hospital.
Protestant dissenters founded the Zoar chapel in 1782.  There is a Gospel Mission Evangelical church in Brompton Lane and an Evangelical church in Darnley Road.
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