Greaves Methodist Church (Lancaster Methodist Church)
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Greaves Methodist Church (Lancaster Methodist Church)
Image: © Rude Health Taken: 13 Apr 2014
Lancaster Methodist Church came into being on Easter Sunday 2001 when 3 churches within the city of Lancaster amalgamated – Wesley Methodist Church (opened 1806) Greaves Methodist Church (opened 1909) Marsh Wesleyan Chapel (opened 1887) A few years later Skerton Methodist Church (opened 1858) also became part of the amalgamation. The Church has 2 premises – the former Greaves building on Scotforth Rd and The Cornerstone, the former Wesley church building in Dalton Square. Memorials from all 4 churches plus that from a previously closed church - Moor Lane, are displayed together in one of the corners of the main church premises in Scotforth Road, Lancaster.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.036134
Longitude
-2.795762