Situated in the centre of Bishop Monkton the Methodist Chapel has been a place of worship for over 160 years. It aims to be a place of worship, caring for members and the local community, while spreading God’s word to the village and surrounding area.

There is a busy schedule with services, other church activities and supporting village events. The chapel and schoolroom are available to book for events. Contact Angie Archbold to book: 01765 677834 or to email click here

There is a weekly service on Sunday at 10.30 a.m. - all are welcome.  Other activities are on the Chapel notice-board, the church's newsletter and Facebook Page. Monthly Prayer Meetings are held on the first Saturday of every month at 10 a.m.

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Who To Contact

Chapel Stewards:

Tim Abel: 07802 712501. Click here to email Tim

Angie Archbold: 01765 677834. Click here to email Angie

Steve Wild: 07471 737010. Click here to email Steve

Carol Pawson: 07975 982259. Click here to email Carol

Chapel Minister:

Rev Gareth Baron: 01677 455442. Click here to email Rev Baron

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Chapel Services

January 2026

 4th   10.30 a.m.     Sunday Worship led by Rev David Emison.

11th   10.30 a.m.    United Covenant Service with St John’s at Methodist Chapel led by Rev Gareth Baron. 

18th   10.30 a.m.    United Service with Boroughbridge Methodist at Bishop Monkton led by Mrs Pam Roberts. 

25th   10.30 a.m.    Sunday Worship led by Mr John Foster. 

February 2026

 1st    10.30 a.m.   Sunday Worship led by Mr Richard Clark.

 8th    10.30 a.m.   Sunday Worship led by Mrs Jan Goodall. 

15th   10.30 a.m.   United Service at Boroughbridge Methodist Church. 

22nd  10.30.a.m.   Sunday Worship led by Mrs Vicky Wild.

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Events

Christingle December 2025

For a report + picture on this traditional celebration, please click here 

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Harvest Celebration October 2025

Please click here to read about the day's celebrations

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Easter Celebrations 2025

Sunday 20th April.

As the final hymn at the Easter Sunday service came to an end, the doors of the Methodist Chapel were flung open to allow an encore of the hymn, "Thine be the Glory", to echo across the village, spreading the joy of the occasion.

On what was an excellent morning of rejoicing, a full congregation decorated the Easter cross with flowers, took holy communion, sang classic Easter hymns as well as enjoying hot cross buns after the service while the decorated cross was placed outside the chapel for everyone to enjoy.