Dervock Reformed Presbyterian Church

You'll find this modest Reformed Presbyterian Church sitting quietly in Dervock, just a few miles south of Ballymoney in County Antrim. It's not the sort of place that screams for attention - there's no grand stonework or soaring spire, just a straightforward church building that speaks to a very specific religious tradition in Northern Ireland.

The Reformed Presbyterian Church represented a distinct strand of Protestant faith that took root in this corner of the Causeway Coast and Glens, and Dervock's congregation has maintained their place of worship here for generations. If you're interested in the finer points of religious history, or you've got ancestors with connections to the RP tradition, it's worth a quick visit to get a sense of the community that gathered here.

Honestly though, unless you're doing a proper religious heritage tour of the area, you're probably not making a special trip for this one. It's more of a "while you're passing through" kind of stop - five minutes to look at the building from the outside, perhaps a bit longer if the doors are open and you fancy stepping inside.

If you're based at North Coast 9 Glamping nearby, you could easily swing by on a drive through the hinterland before heading toward the coast proper. It slots into a broader tour of local churches and heritage sites, but on its own merits, it's modest and understated rather than unmissable.