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Bethesda Baptist Chapel

The Baptist movement locally started late in the 17th century when meetings were held at Rushacre, Narberth, the residence of Griffith Howell.

BethesdaNarberth's first Baptist chapel (1808) was a branch of Molleston.  A new chapel was erected in 1837, due to a large increase in the congregation, and again in the late 1880's when a house and school room were also built.

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