Barbados is spiritually alive, it vibrates with
enlightenment and vitality. You will see it in the faces of its fishermen, coconut
vendors, shopkeepers, hotel workers, artisans, policemen and pedestrians.
You will hear it in our music, in the laughter of its people, in their talk
and friendly gossip and you will sense it in their spontaneous, natural and
happy disposition.
There are over 100 religious groups operating in Barbados and their places of worship range from the majestic coral stone structures to the simple chattel house:
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Interactive Map of Historic Religious Buildings
When the first English settlers landed in Holetown in 1627, their chaplain quickly erected a church for his congregation and in a short time an entire vestry system of Anglican parish churches and rectories was built. Some of the original churches are said to be haunted and the St. John's Parish Church contains the tomb of the descendant of an ancient Roman emperor.
View Barbados Churches on the interactive map
The original religious buildings of Barbados are
beautiful spiritual retreats, steeped in history and tradition, and offering
some of the most scenic views of the island. 
Christ Church Parish Church
Sharon Moravian Church
St.James Parish Church
St.John Parish Church
St.Joseph Parish Church
St.Lucy Parish Church
St.Patrick's Cathedral
St.Peter Parish Church
St.Philip Parish Church
St.Thomas Parish Church
St.George Parish Church
