In the

beginning…

Lowdham Chapel was built following a revival at Bingham and in the Trent valley in the early 1800s involving Primitive Methodist preachers from Stoke-on-Trent, and an American called Lorenzo Dow. Today this chapel remains an evangelical free church where salvation through Jesus is preached and believed. Since the early days our pastors and office holders have not received pay for their labours, in a tradition known as ‘Free Gospelism’. We are not saying being paid for ministry is wrong, only that we do not work that way here and the Lord provides for us through other means in our lives. We believe in One Almighty God; our Heavenly Father, who differs in personhood but is of the same essence as Jesus Christ our Lord the Saviour; we also believe in the Holy Spirit, again of the same essence but distinguishable from the Father and the Son, in the classic Trinitarian understanding of God.

Coffee &

Study

We have a coffee morning held at chapel on the last Saturday of the month, from 9.30am - 12.00pm, at which you can be sure of a warm welcome! Our Bible study also takes place at chapel on Tuesday evening, 7.00pm- 8.0opm.

Lowdham

Christian Chapel

Sunday

service

Our main service takes place each Sunday from 10.30am-11.45am. You are welcome to join us; the format typically involves the singing of hymns, preaching and prayer, followed by refreshments.