Between Two Churches is the ninth studio album by English singer-songwriter Black, which was released by Nero Schwarz in 2005.

[4] On its release, David Jeffries of AllMusic described Between Two Churches as a "guitar-driven project with Vearncombe sounding rather like an early-'70s Neil Diamond".

He commented, "Vearncombe hasn't lost his rich voice or his ability to write meaningful tunes, and he's gained a heck of a lot of warm charm.

Davies noted that "while artistic rather than commercial considerations [are] undoubtedly uppermost, the album also includes his most radio friendly recordings of the past six years.

He wrote, "Switching moods effortlessly and boasting a decent number of hummable tunes, it really gets interesting on the handful of songs where he reaches deep into previously unchartered [sic] territory and comes on like a cross between Richard Thompson and Nick Cave.