Catalogue description Greenhill Methodist Church, Murton

This record is held by Tyne and Wear Archives

Details of C.Mu2
Reference: C.Mu2
Title: Greenhill Methodist Church, Murton
Date: 1939-1957
Related material:

See MC.He2/2/1-2. For baptisms, see MC.Hel/8/1-6 and MC.Hel/9/1-3.

Held by: Tyne and Wear Archives, not available at The National Archives
Language: English
Creator:

Greenhill Methodist Church, Murton

Physical description: 1 file
Immediate source of acquisition:

Accession 1097 (part).

Subjects:
  • Murton, County Durham
  • Religion
Administrative / biographical background:

Built in 1876 in Albion Street, this was a Bible Christian chapel until 1907 when it became a United Methodist chapel, following the merger, nationally, of the Bible Christians with the Methodist New Connexion and the United Free Methodist Churches. In 1936 it became a Primitive Methodist chapel which it remained until all distinctions between sects disappeared in 1944. In 1957 Greenhill and Church Street congregations merged.

 

The chapel was part of the North Durham Mission of Bible Christians until 1907, and then the United Methodist Circuit based on Murton until 1936. Some baptisms for this period may be recorded in the Circuit baptism registers. After 1936 the chapel was part of the Hetton Circuit.

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