Emley Bethel Wesleyan Reform Union Church

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This is a backup copy of the West Yorkshire Archive Service's "Off the Record" wiki from 2015. Editing and account creation are disabled.

The following source list was originally available only on paper in one of the West Yorkshire Archive Service offices. It may have been compiled many years ago and could be out of date. It was designed to act as a signpost to records of interest on a particular historical subject, but may relate only to one West Yorkshire district, or be an incomplete list of sources available. Please feel free to add or update with any additional information.

Established by Wesleyan Reformers who seceded from Wesleyans c1849.

Various houses were used for services and meetings between 1849-1854.

A chapel was built in Over Lane in 1854; this road later became known as Upper Lane and the chapel was said to have been built in a very short time- variously said to be six to ten weeks.

The chapel closed in 1995.

NB. This church never became part of the United Methodist Free Churches