The church building was erected during 1870 and 1871 as a Christian Mission and dedicated by William Booth in 1871. William Booth is better known as General Booth of the Salvation Army, which he later founded. His wife, Catherine, laid the foundation stone on Thursday, July 6th, 1871.

The church became a United Methodist Chapel in 1907 and on the occasion of the Methodist Union in 1932 three branches of the Methodist Church, the Wesleyan, the Primitive and the United joined to become one church denomination.

In 1958 the Church was extensively renovated. In 1979 a hall and kitchen were added and this was fully modernised in 2013. The hall is now a popular venue for many church and village activities.

We welcome all to come along to our Church and enjoy our Sunday worship and celebrations. I believe we are living in a time when more people are exploring spirituality and the meaning of the Christian Faith so it is great that we have two churches in our village which both tell about the Love of God. I know that you will receive a warm welcome at either Church.

Every Sunday our local group of Methodist churches runs a Zoom service online at 6.30pm and anyone is welcome to participate.

Access is via this link:
hbrmethodists.org.uk/circuit-zoom-service

Our Time Together Tuesdays get-together is on Tuesday 17th June and all families are welcome. Mums can chat, relax, share and support each other before school pick-up and then children can join them from school to play and enjoy a snack. Drinks and snacks will be provided.

Very best wishes from us all at Ninfield Methodist Church.

Paul Burson