Churches
In addition to the Cathedral, there are five other churches in St Asaph covering all the major denominations. The Parish Church of St Asaph and St Kentigern (Church in Wales ) is placed prominently at the bottom of the High Street, across the river in Lower Denbigh Road is Penniel Chapel (Welsh Methodist)and halfway up the High Street there is Llanelwy Christian Fellowship (Baptist). At the top of the city, in Chester Street is St Winifrides (Roman Catholic) and Bethlehem Chapel (Welsh Presbyterian) in Bronwylfa Square.
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