Albany Church is a welcoming fellowship situated in the St Thomas Green area of Haverfordwest. It is the oldest non-conformist church in Pembrokeshire and sits within the United Reformed and Methodist traditions.

A warm welcome is offered to our worship which will be led by our minister or a visiting preacher. We have recently embraced new forms of worship and are now a ‘hybrid’ church; we meet both in the building and via Zoom and telephone. Please visit the church website at www.albanychurch.org.uk for current details of our worship schedule and times.

If you are coming for the first time you will receive a warm welcome; feel free to ask one of the stewards any questions you might have.

We find it a privilege to celebrate life-affirming events such as weddings and christenings with you and will do our best to support you through the loss of a loved one.

Albany is proud of the quality of its premises. We have a large, well-equipped hall, a smaller meeting room and of course the church itself which has good disabled access. We have modern kitchen and toilet facilities including a full spec disabled toilet, shower and baby changing area. Please contact us for further details.

Albany Church has a continuous history reaching back to 1638. The group of Quakers and Dissenters that were to form the Green Meeting started a heritage that has been passed on to the present day congregation. In 1990 the by then Albany United Reformed Church entered into a local ecumenical partnership with Haverfordwest Methodist Church which had been sharing the building since 1985.

So whether you are new to the area, or have always lived here, and feel any of this is for you then either contact the minister, or better still join us at any of our services or activities where you will be made most welcome.