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Methodist Church Crumpsall was opened for worship on 24th January 1976. The Church was formed out of the amalgamation of Crumpsall Park Methodist Church and Cheetham Hill Methodist Church.
Methodist Church Crumpsall was opened for worship on 24th January 1976. The Church was formed out of the amalgamation of Crumpsall Park Methodist Church and Cheetham Hill Methodist Church.
Herein lies the reason for the order of the words in our Church's name: Methodist Church Crumpsall, and not 'Crumpsall Methodist Church' so as to ensure that 'Methodist Church' and not Crumpsall nor Cheetham Hill took precedence!
Herein lies the reason for the order of the words in our Church's name: Methodist Church Crumpsall, and not 'Crumpsall Methodist Church' so as to ensure that 'Methodist Church' and not Crumpsall nor Cheetham Hill took precedence!
Click on the Churches below to find out more, or scroll down to see the building of the new Church.
Click on the Churches below to find out more, or scroll down to see the building of the new Church.
The dedication plaque for the new church which is mounted in the foyer of the ‘new’ building.
The Church's One Foundation...
The Church's One Foundation...
The following pictures (thanks to Sheila Handley) reveal the present day Methodist Church Crumpsall rising from the mud and rubble on the site of the demolished Crumpsall Park Methodist Church building during 1975, ready for opening in January 1976.
The opening of the new Church also heralded a new Scout Group. 209th Manchester (Crumpsall Park) and 2/119th Manchester (Cheetham Hill) amalgamated to form 434th Manchester Scout Group which still meets at MCC today.
Mud & Rubble!
Mud & Rubble!
Building Site
Building Site
Taking Shape
Taking Shape
Open for Worship 24/01/1976
Open for Worship 24/01/1976
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