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Balsall Heath United Methodist chapel
The Bahu Centre, at the corner of Ombersley Road with Woodfield Road, opposite the former Mozart piano factory, is a ...
Birmingham Gravelly Hill United Methodist Free Church, Warwickshire
Birmingham, Gravelly Hill United Free Methodist Church was built between 1886 and 1902. It stood in a prominent position on ...
Birmingham, Nechells, Rocky Lane United Methodist Free Church
The attached article gives a thumbnail sketch of Free Methodism in Birmingham. The Nechells area was evangelised over a number ...
Blackheath Methodist New Connexion Church
From my old Methodist Postcard Album This series showing MNC Methodist New Connexion churches This postcard is the architect drawing of Blackheath ...
Bordesley Green United Methodist chapel
The United Methodist chapel on Prince Albert Street, Bordesley Green, first appears on Ordnance Survey maps between the 1887/8 and ...
Brookfields Methodist New Connexion chapel
The New Testament Church of God in 2024 uses a former Methodist New Connexion chapel on New Spring Street, Brookfields. The ...
Dordon United Methodist Free Church chapel
Dordon United Methodist free Church chapel was built on the northern side of Church Road, with the Brick and tile ...
Dudley Road Trinity United Methodist chapel
The 1940 Inventory of Methodist buildings tells us that in the Birmingham (Edgbaston) circuit, there were three societies – at ...
Edge Hill United Methodist Free Church chapel
Edge Hill United Methodist Free Church chapel first appears on Ordnance Survey maps between the 1886 and 1901 editions. The ...
Glascote United Methodist Free Church
Following their separation from the Wesleyan Methodists in 1851, the Tamworth Wesleyan Reformers led by Thomas Watton, his brother Samuel ...
Grendon United Methodist Free Church
Grendon Methodist Chapel was built in 1885 by a congregation forming part of the United Methodist Free Church. The parishioners ...
Handsworth Methodist New Connexion chapel
What became Villa Road Methodist church in Handsworth, Birmingham is a former United Methodist chapel. It was opened in 1900 by ...
Hay Green United Methodist chapel
The 1940 Inventory of Methodist Buildings records a former United Methodist chapel at Hay Green, Bournville. It is described as brick ...
Hockley Methodist New Connexion chapel
The 1940 Inventory of Methodist Buildings tells us there was a United Methodist chapel on Unett Street in Hockley, Birmingham. ...
Ladywood Methodist New Connexion chapel
The 1885 Ordnance Survey map shows a Methodist New Connexion chapel towards the northern end of Monument Road, on its ...
Polesworth United Methodist Free Church chapel
Polesworth United Methodist Free Church chapel is included in the Inventory of Methodist buildings compiled at Methodist Union and published ...
Small Heath United Methodist Free chapel
Small Heath United Methodist chapel was on the corner of Muntz Street and Wright Street. The 1888 Ordnance Survey map shows ...
Warwickshire
The Methodist New Connexion were present in Birmingham, whilst the United Free Methodists also had a rural presence
Washwood Heath United Methodist Free Church chapel
The Inventory of Methodist buildings published in 1940 includes an entry for a United Methodist chapel in Washwood Heath. The ...

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