Churches Contact List in Portugal

Find churches, parishes, and worship locations across Portugal using available emails, phone numbers, websites, addresses, categories, and geographic fields. Review the coverage and sample before downloading the national CSV or selecting a district, municipality, or locality.

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SphereScout coverage for Churches in Portugal

SphereScout indexes 22,000+ public business listings categorized as Churches in Portugal. 1,500+ businesses (7.1%) have at least one email address; 3,000+ (14.8%) have at least one phone number.

Public business listings
22,000+
Businesses with email
1,500+ (7.1%)
Unique email addresses
3,000+
Businesses with phone
3,000+ (14.8%)
Unique phone numbers
3,000+

Where these listings are concentrated

  • Aveiro2,000+9.1% of this dataset
  • Braga1,500+7.6% of this dataset
  • Porto1,000+4.9% of this dataset
  • Viseu1,000+4.9% of this dataset

These figures describe SphereScout's current coverage of public business listings in Portugal. They are not an official count of every business or licensed professional. Records marked permanently closed are excluded.

What this Portugal churches contact list contains

This CSV combines public profiles for churches, Catholic churches, Orthodox churches, and chapels in Portugal. It provides available organisation and location contacts for B2B prospecting, not a parish directory, company-register extract, or list of named clergy, members, or donors.

What one row represents

Each row identifies a publicly listed Portuguese church organisation or place of worship. The same parish or diocese may be represented by a church, chapel, and office at different addresses, while the published contact commonly routes through a parish secretariat.

Included in this scope

  • Portuguese organisations and places represented in the Church, Catholic Church, Orthodox Church, and Chapel categories.
  • Published organisational email addresses, phone numbers, websites, street addresses, profile links, and location fields when available.
  • Individual church, chapel, parish-office, and community locations where they have their own public profiles.

Not included

  • Confirmed names of priests, pastors, parish officers, finance leads, or buyers, and no reliable congregation-size or budget field.
  • A Portuguese registry extract, validated CAE 94910 code, legal form, tax number, property title, canonical status, or proven diocesan relationship.
  • Evidence of denomination, service times, heritage protection, schools, social programmes, or every facility operated at the address.
  • Personal information about parishioners, donors, volunteers, pupils, beneficiaries, or pastoral support.

Fields available when present

  • Public name of the church, parish, chapel, or organisation and its categories
  • Street address, district, municipality, locality, and Portuguese postcode
  • Website and links to the source profiles
  • Published organisational email addresses
  • Published phone numbers

Need a district, municipality, or church subtype?

Use the national file or select a district, municipality, or locality. Then check whether the profile represents a church, parish, chapel, community, diocese, or central organisation and identify who manages the location and purchasing.

Qualify Portuguese church organisations before outreach

A public profile can identify a location without clearly naming the parish or entity that manages it. Confirm the operating organisation, premises, and decision route before contact.

Location, parish, or central organisation?

Why it matters

A church or chapel may depend on a parish, diocese, religious order, confraternity, or community that centralises some purchases.

Fields to review

Category, name, website, public links

Which premises and activities actually operate?

Why it matters

Worship space, parish halls, offices, events, streaming, and social activity create different requirements. Confirm current activities on the website.

Fields to review

Website, address, public links, phone

Who makes the purchasing decision?

Why it matters

Responsibility may sit with clergy, a secretariat, finance council, property body, board, diocese, or central service, depending on the organisation.

Fields to review

Website, email, phone, address

Sample Preview

Preview the exact data you'll receive.

CompanyLocationPhoneEmailWebsite
Igreja Matriz de Santo AntónioReguengos de Monsaraz, Évora35 1 ** ** 68e***@c***.ptwww.cm-reguengos-monsaraz.pt/locais/igreja-matriz-de-santo-antonio
Capela Nossa Senhora da LapaVairão, Porto35 1 ** ** 37g***@v***.comviladoconde.com/capela-de-nossa-senhora-da-lapa-vairao
Capela de Nosso Senhor do CalvárioVairão, Porto35 1 ** ** 37g***@v***.comviladoconde.com/capela-do-calvario-vairao
Igreja MatrizRedinha, Coimbrag***@t***.ptwww.concelhodepombal.com/redinha.htm
Capela Nossa Senhora da GraçaVale de Cambra, Aveirog***@j***.ptwww.jf-junqueira.pt/a-junqueira/a-freguesia/capelas
Capela de São MamedeJunqueira, Porto35 1 ** ** 27g***@j***.ptwww.jf-junqueira.pt/a-junqueira/a-freguesia/capelas
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Related business types included

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ChurchesCatholic ChurchesOrthodox churchesChapels
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Which suppliers use a Portugal churches list?

Select a territory and visible organisation type, then confirm the building, current requirement, and responsible contact before outreach.

Building, AV, safety, energy, and maintenance suppliers

Practical use

Find sites that may need sound, video, lighting, climate control, roofing, cleaning, security, accessibility, or property conservation.

Useful fields

District, municipality, address, category, website, phone

Parish software and professional-service providers

Practical use

Build an account list for parish administration, donation management, accounting, payroll, insurance, connectivity, security, printing, and back-office support.

Useful fields

Organisation name, website, email, phone, municipality

Event and local-program suppliers

Practical use

Locate churches that publish information about halls, festivals, youth groups, transport, or food support, then verify the live programme and buyer.

Useful fields

Website, public links, address, email, phone

How SphereScout prepares this business contact CSV

SphereScout turns public business profiles into a category-and-location export. The process uses the business categories shown in the current page breakdown and keeps official registers, classifications, licences, and inspections separate from the file.

  1. Match the displayed business categories

    SphereScout selects public business profiles matching the categories shown in the current page breakdown. These labels define the file's scope but do not replace official activity codes or authorizations.

  2. Structure available public details

    SphereScout organizes the available business name, category, location, website, email, phone, and public profile fields, then normalizes and deduplicates contact values for export.

  3. Publish coverage and deliver the CSV

    SphereScout refreshes public business profiles regularly, publishes the latest collection date and available coverage totals, and delivers the selected records as a structured CSV.

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Using business contacts in Portugal

Unsolicited electronic marketing to subscribers that are legal persons can operate without prior consent until they object, subject to the applicable national opposition list, clear sender identity and a valid stop route. A natural-person subscriber, including a business carried on by a natural person, normally requires prior express consent unless the narrow existing-customer exception applies. GDPR also applies whenever an address identifies a person.

Read ANACOM's rules and CNPD Guideline 1/2022
  • Establish whether the subscriber is a legal or natural person; a domain, trading name or generic-looking inbox does not prove legal form.
  • For legal persons, screen the relevant national opposition list and your own suppression records before each campaign.
  • Do not send electronic marketing to a natural-person subscriber without prior express consent unless every condition of the existing-customer exception is satisfied.
  • When a contact identifies an individual, document the lawful basis, necessity, expectations and data source; public availability or purchasing the file does not replace that assessment.
  • Give the required privacy information when personal data came from a public source or third party.
  • Do not hide the sender and provide a simple, valid and free objection or unsubscribe route in every message.
  • Stop marketing after an objection and keep only the details needed on a suppression list to prevent renewed contact.
  • A telephone number is not permission to make a marketing call. Check current channel rules, applicable opposition lists and previous do-not-contact requests before calling.

Segment records before outreach

Confirmed legal person
Evidence to establishAn NIPC or other reliable entity evidence, matching name and head office, and confirmation that the address or domain belongs to that legal person.
Email treatmentThe business opt-out regime can apply after opposition-list and suppression checks. Meet GDPR duties as well if the address identifies somebody.
Natural-person business
Evidence to establishConfirmation of an individual trader, independent professional or another subscriber that is a natural person.
Email treatmentDo not send unsolicited electronic marketing without prior express consent or full satisfaction of the existing-customer exception.
Unresolved legal form
Evidence to establishA trading name without a reliable match, webmail, conflicting data or no dependable evidence of subscriber type.
Email treatmentRemove it from electronic outreach until subscriber type is resolved, or apply the stricter natural-person rules.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I filter Catholic churches and parishes?
Catholic Church records form a visible subtype within the combined Portuguese file, alongside Church, Orthodox Church, and Chapel entries. Use the profile category and official parish directory to verify the exact parish and diocese.
Will the file name the priest, pastor, or parish buyer?
No. Contacts belong to public organisations and locations rather than a guaranteed person. The website, general email, and phone provide starting points for finding the parish secretariat, finance council, property body, or other responsible office.
Is every row a CAE 94910 organisation?
No. SphereScout uses public categories and does not assign CAE codes or legal forms. INE's 94910 subclass is a separate official reference for activities of religious organisations.
Is an email available for every Portuguese church?
No. Portugal's church coverage contains many location records without a published email. Review the live email and phone totals and the masked sample before purchase.
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