Methodist Church, Great Budworth facts for kids

The Methodist Church, Great Budworth is a historic building in the village of Great Budworth, Cheshire, England. It used to be a Wesleyan Methodist Church. Today, it is no longer used as a church. Instead, it has been turned into a private home. This building is special because it is listed as a Grade II building. This means it is an important part of England's history and architecture.

About This Historic Church

What is a Listed Building?

A "listed building" is a building that is officially recognized as being important. It has special historical or architectural value. The Methodist Church in Great Budworth is a Grade II listed building. This means it is important enough to be protected. People need to get special permission before making big changes to it. This helps to keep old buildings safe for the future.

Who Built the Church?

This church was built in the middle of the 1800s. It was built for a man named Rowland Egerton-Warburton. He lived nearby at a place called Arley Hall. He wanted a place for the Methodist community in Great Budworth to worship. The church served the local people for many years.

What Does it Look Like?

The church is made of brick. It has a roof covered with slate tiles. The main part of the building is shaped like a rectangle. There is also a smaller section, called a service wing. This wing sticks out at a right angle from the main building. It was designed to be a simple but strong place of worship.

Understanding Methodism

What is Methodism?

Methodism is a type of Christianity. It started in the 1700s in England. John Wesley and Charles Wesley were brothers who founded it. Methodists believe in living a life of faith and helping others. They often focus on community service and social justice. Methodist churches are found all over the world.

See also

• Listed buildings in Great Budworth