Methodism in Cubert can be traced right back to 1765 when the first chapel was built for our founder the Reverend John Wesley – this is now a residential dwelling proudly displaying a Blue Plaque which was unveiled by the President and Vice President of the Methodist Conference in September 2013. A plaque was also unveiled on the house where John Wesley stayed whilst visiting Cubert on eleven occasions.
When the congregations could no longer fit into this little chapel, a second one was built in 1848 for the sum of £240.15.11.
When congregations dwindled here and overheads became a problem it was decided to refurbish the Sunday School that was built on to the chapel in 1894: This was accomplished through sheer determination and prayer and our new chapel was opened on Pentecost Sunday 2012.This warm, bright and welcoming building is proving a tremendous asset to our community. Holywell Road.
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The 1848 chapel alongside the 2012 version.