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D5603 - Stonebroom (Zion) Methodist Church - 1959-1986
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D5603
Title
Stonebroom (Zion) Methodist Church
Date
1959-1986
Description
Accounts etc 1959-1986
Level
Fonds
Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator
Stonebroom (Zion) Methodist Church
Administrative History
Stonebroom Zion Primitive Methodist Church was established in 1867, the same date as Stonebroom Bethel United Free Methodist Church. In 1907 the United Free Methodists joined New Connexion Methodists and Bible Christians to form the United Methodist Church. 1932 the United Methodists joined the Primitive and Wesleyan Methodists to form the Methodist Church. In Stonebroom Zion (formerly Primitive) and Bethel (formerly United) continued as separate churches until 1969 when they joined to become Stonebroom Methodist Church using the former Zion church building. A new church was built in 1975.
Custodial History
The records were deposited by Clay Cross Methodist Circuit in October 2001.
Organisation Sub-Type
Methodist Churches/Chapels
Related Material
For records of Stonebroom Bethel (United Free/United) Methodist Church see
D5582. For records of building new church see D5587/19/8
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