Belper Central Methodist Church
BELPER is an historic industrial town situated in Derbyshire, eight miles north of Derby on the A6 trunk road to Buxton and Manchester. It is situated in the World Heritage Corridor based on the Derwent Valley.
There has been a Wesleyan chapel in the town since 1782 and the current fine Georgian building was opened in 1807. This website continues the tradition of over 200 years Christian witness in Belper. It tells you about the regular services that we hold on a Sunday, who to contact if you seek information or help, there is a diary of what is happening through the weeks and months and a list of youth activities and social meetings taking place in the school hall.
There is a page devoted to a short account of the history of the chapel
North Mill, Belper
The Chapel is located on Chapel Street (the A6) in the middle of Belper, opposite the Bus Station. Post code DE6 1AR
To leave a message for the Chapel, send an email to Contact@belpercentralmethodist.co.uk
Updated 24th April 2018
For Your Information
During the next year, this church will be without an appointed minister. Queries that would normally be addressed to the minister should be referred to the Senior Church Steward, Jen Scotchbrook.
The pastoral team and Judith Milner, the circuit pastoral worker, will continue to
provide pastoral support but if anyone wishes to speak to a minister they should
contact one of our supernumerary ministers:-
The superintendent minister, the Revd Robert Foster, will be supporting us as far as he is able, given that he also serves his own churches and has wider responsibilities.
