Churches Which Do Not Meet in Traditional Church Buildings
- ChristChurch London meets at the Mermaid Theatre
- International Churches of Christ meet at several locations around London
- Hillsong Church London meets at the Dominion Theatre
- Tree of Life Church London meets in Harmony House
- Jubilee Church London meets in a cinema multiplex
- Northwest church in the London Borough of Barnet meet in a school
- London CitiLife Creative meet in Brandlehow School
- RCCG, Great Light Connections meets at The Hilton Hotel, Canary Wharf E14 9SH
- RCCG, FOCC http://www.rccgfocc.org meets at the Holiday Inn London - Kensington Forum 97 Cromwell Rd, SW7 4DN
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