Mottram St. Andrew Methodist Church
Built in 1894, Mottram St. Andrew Methodist Church is the only Christian place of worship within the village – it was opened on the 16th of January 1895.
Over the years, there have, of course, been a few amendments and/or additions to the building, as you would imagine – the organ in 1925, the schoolroom/kitchen in 1958, and the toilet facilities around the year 2000. The wooden cross at the front of the church was donated to us by Mottram Hall Chapel when it closed, and at the back of the Worshipping Area is the village War Memorial – on Remembrance Sunday, the names of those who fell in the World Wars are read out during the Village Remembrance Service.
Services are held each Sunday Morning, from 10am to 11am, followed by tea/coffee and a chance to chat with each other. We celebrate Special Services at Easter, Harvest, Remembrance, and Christmas.
Each month, we hold a Coffee Morning (usually mid-month) from 10am to 12 noon to which everyone is welcome. Once a fortnight, on a Friday at 1:30pm, we enjoy a time of Fellowship discussing various topics from the Bible. To find-out more about these, and us in general, you can visit our Webpage at https://alderleyedgeandknutsfordmethodist.org.uk/web-agency-gb-home/churches-and-chapels/mottram-st-andrew/. We’re on Social Media too, and you can visit our Page on Facebook by clicking the following link, https://www.facebook.com/mottramstandrewmethodistchurch. It’s at these two places where you can find-out more about us, what we do, and how to contact us.
Further information on the history of the chapel can be found below:
