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Blyth, Zion New Connexion Church (i)
Historical images of the New Connexion Zion Church, Waterloo Road, Blyth, Northumberland, together with some celebratory moments in its history ...
Blyth, Zion New Connexion Church (ii)
Above are interior and exterior pictures of Zion Methodist Church, in Waterloo Road, Blyth, Northumberland. It was opened on September ...
Newcastle on Tyne; Callerton Place United Methodist Free
The Newcastle Gloucester Street UMFC Circuit Quarterly meeting, held in September 1880, reported that an iron church (or tin chapel ...
Newcastle on Tyne; Copland Place United Methodist Free Church
The Society began in the early 1830s as a Wesleyan Reform group and their first chapel was built on Gibson ...
Newcastle on Tyne; Hood Street Salem Methodist New Connexion chapel
The Manor Chare chapel having become too small for the growing congregations and Sunday School by 1834, the members began ...
Newcastle on Tyne; Manor Chare Bethel Methodist New Connexion
In 1797, five thousand Methodists under the reforming principles of Alexander Killam and William Thom, two Wesleyan ministers, decided to ...
Newcastle upon Tyne; Snow Street Methodist New Connexion
This Society commenced around 1881 and the chapel was opened in January 1897. It closed in 1934 and was demolished ...
North Shields United Free Methodist chapel
The Borough Treasurer’s Department has the pleasure of using the former Primitive Methodist chapel on the east side of Howard ...
Whitley Bay United Methodist Free Church, Northumberland
Whitley Bay was established in 1116 as a hamlet owned by the Prior of Tynemouth. Until the early years of ...
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