Hymns and sacred songs old and new - including requests! Come and join in, enjoy singing in this beautiful building. Choose your favourite song for everyone to sing. There will be time to reflect on memories, Methodist heritage and days gone by at Mount Zion. Our interpretation boards will be on display. The service will be led by the Reverend Tony Morling. All welcome.
The Mount Zion Heritage Open Day will will include our 'Told By the Dial' volunteers, children from two local primary schools, who will help tell 'stories in stone', the 'CalderTales' told by the Chapel and grounds. We are delighted that the day will also feature a Calderdale themed fun colouring 'club', with local artist Roger Davies (as seen on TV!).
A new Autumn Series of talks, presented by local historian David Glover, with some focus on Mount Zion. Who was murdered and then buried at Mount Zion? Why was Mount Zion sympathetic to the Chartist cause? Come along and find out more!
In August 1842, people power brought the mills of Halifax to a total standstill - this was ‘The Great Strike.’ How and why did this extraordinary situation arise? What did Plug-drawing involve, and what was the input of local Chartists? Soldiers were attacked at Salterhebble, innocent citizens were assaulted by troopers, some being killed. David attempts to explain the confusion…
From the Wadsworth Moor murder of 1858, through to the tragic killing of Emily Pye in Gibbet Street, Halifax, in 1957; looking at six different tragedies, and how they were investigated. Who was Bethel Parkinson? Why was the vicar of Todmorden attacked? Who was found dead at Shroggs Tip? Which Southowram choirmaster was killed by a burglar?
We are asking for donations £4.00 per person (£3.00 unwaged), to include tea and biscuits after David's presentation. All proceeds will go towards the upkeep of the Chapel. Tickets will be available online shortly.
An evening with local singer, songwriter Roger Davies. Roger will be performing in the Chapel. There will be tea and coffee and a non-alcoholic bar in the cottage. All proceeds towards the upkeep of the Chapel. Tickets will be available online shortly.
Advance notice the Santa Blake, charity and community event will once again take place at Mount Zion. This event is always very popular. Any queries please contact 'Santa' direct. The organiser's Facebook page may be reached by clicking on this link Santa Blake.
Our popular community carol concert returns, this year led by the Reverend Tony Morling. Come and start your Christmas at Mount Zion. Make sure the date is in your diary!
'From Wesley to the World Wide Web'
A special day to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of John Wesley first visiting and preaching at Mount Zion. Pop up exhibition of samples from the Methodist Tapestries Collection; Methodist history and the campaign for social justice. Special service 2.30 pm - 3.30 pm.
7.00 pm - 9.00 pm. A talk about the history of Mount Zion, the Kilhamites and the New Connexion movement, followed by as chance to explore the Chapel and burial ground. The Antiquarian's website may be visited by following this link Halifax Antiquarians
This year's theme is: Routes - Networks - Connexions
Come and explore Mount Zion Heritage Chapel and grounds. The Chapel and burial ground will be open to the public on Saturday the 14th and Sunday the 15th September 10.30 am to 4.30 pm. Talks and refreshments. All welcome! For more details please follow this link: Connexions - Heritage Open Days 2024
Come and celebrate the gathering of the harvest, 2.00 pm - 3.00 pm on the 22nd September. Led by the Reverend Tony Morling. All welcome!
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7th December 10.30 am - 4.30 pm, we are hosting a community and charity event for all the family. Come and meet Santa Blake.
This event has proved amazingly popular. Any queries please contact 'Santa' direct. The organisers' Facebook page may be reached by clicking on this link Santa Blake.
We would love you to join us for a family friendly service of traditional carols and readings on Sunday 15th December at 3.00 pm. This will be led by the Reverend Colin Sherwood. Tea, coffee and mince pies will be on offer in the cottage after the service.