The 1901 Primitive Methodist magazine (November page 876) contains a note about an initiative of Rev Richard Blair to obtain a site at Seven Kings “for half its value in the market”.
Was that the site for the Meads Lane chapel which opened in 1904 and closed in 1934
By Christopher Hill (22/01/2022)
The closure of the Meads Lane chapel was a part of a planned act of Church planting in Oaks Lane, Newbury Park – it amalgamated with the Wesleyan Chapel from Perryman’s Farm Road. Newbury Park Methodist Church in Oaks Lane, was the first built after Methodist Union and was known as The Church of the Model Deed.
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The 1901 Primitive Methodist magazine (November page 876) contains a note about an initiative of Rev Richard Blair to obtain a site at Seven Kings “for half its value in the market”.
Was that the site for the Meads Lane chapel which opened in 1904 and closed in 1934
The closure of the Meads Lane chapel was a part of a planned act of Church planting in Oaks Lane, Newbury Park – it amalgamated with the Wesleyan Chapel from Perryman’s Farm Road. Newbury Park Methodist Church in Oaks Lane, was the first built after Methodist Union and was known as The Church of the Model Deed.
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