About us- History

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1791 - The church was built as a Methodist meetinghouse.

1803 and 1850 - It changed to the New Connexion and later became a Congregational Church.

1988 - It became, what it is today, an independent Evangelical Church.

2002 - a 'sister' church was established in nearby Hattersley (Hattersley Community Church).

2011 - Mottram Evangelical Church is still a place of worship (it is believed to be the oldest surviving Methodist chapel in the Manchester area that is still in use as a place of worship). It is a Grade II listed building.
It also serves the local community as a Tameside Children's Centre and houses Little Gems Pre-School


MOTTRAM EVANGELICAL CHURCH IS A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE (NUMBER 6856759) AND A REGISTERED CHARITY (NUMBER 1129418)