Deepings St Nicholas.

The Primitive Methodists built a chapel referred to as Littleworth and later as Hop Pole, on Main Road (now the A16 trunk road) in 1867.

The foundation stone was incorporated into a new chapel on the same site to seat 150 was built in 1897. An extension added in 1922 has been further improved at a cost of £95,000 in 2007 to help this small congregation with its community efforts.

Now that the new extension is finished , and the vestry revamped as it were, we are now endeavouring to become a community chapel.

To this end, local inhabitants are being invited to “coffee & biscuit” mornings…they already support the “fun” evenings we hold monthly.

A lunch club is due to be started in the near future. Bible study and Fellowship meetings are held in alternate weeks, and in September we hope to have a “different service” either on a weekday morning or an evening.

The old vestry, or as it is now known “Katie’s Room” is open for hire.
If interested, please contact David Wakefield on 01775 760 431.