Have you ever walked past a chapel and wondered what stories its walls hold? Right in front of you stands Hayes Town Chapel, a place that resonates with the stories of those who called Hayes home. Stepping back in time, Hayes Town Chapel’s roots were planted in 1788, a time when the community was starting to grow. The chapel was a beacon of faith, a place for worship and fellowship. The original chapel was known as the Hayes Town chapel, but it was later changed to Hayes Congregational chapel. While it stood in St. Mary’s Road, it was more than just a building – it was a vibrant part of the local life. It served as a Sunday school, a youth center, and a place for people to gather. The chapel was a place of love, laughter, and hope. The passage of time can be seen in its architecture and the way the chapel has been renovated and revitalized. Today, it boasts a modern interior where new stories are being woven, much like the stories of those who walked its previous halls. So, when you see this unassuming chapel, remember that behind its quiet walls, lie stories of resilience, faith, and community that continue to echo down through the years.
Southfields Methodist Church
Curiosity stirred within the heart of Southfields as a new chapter began. Southfields Methodist Church held its first public service