United Kingdom
- St Matthew's Church, Buckley, Flintshire, Wales
- St Matthews Church, Cotham, Bristol
- St. Matthew Friday Street a historical church that was demolished in London, England
- St Matthew's Church, Habergham Eaves
- St. Matthew's Church, Harwell
- St Matthew's Church, Haslington, Cheshire
- St Matthew's Church, Bishopbriggs, Glasgow
- St Matthew's Church, Little Lever, Greater Manchester
- Church of St Matthew and St James, Liverpool
- St Matthew's Church, Northampton
- St Matthew's Church, Preston, Lancashire
- St Matthew's Church, Saltney, Flintshire
- St Matthew's Church in Sands End, Fulham
- St Matthew's Church, Sheffield, Yorkshire
- St Matthew's Church, Silverhill, Hastings, East Sussex
- St Matthew's Church, Stretton, Cheshire
- St Matthew's, Westminster, London
- St Matthew's Church, Widcombe, Bath
- St Matthew's Church, Wigan, Greater Manchester
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