Bethel Methodist Church South Normanton, Derbyshire
	Circuit Logo The South Normanton Circuit   Zion Methodist Church (29 Members) South Nomanton   Bethel Methodist Church (34 Members) South Normanton 'Subject of this website'   Town Street Methodist Church (16 Members) Pinxton   Wesley Methodist Church (49 Members) Alfreton   Blackwell Methodist Church (16 Members)   Westhouses Methodist Church (12 Members) Built in 1897 to serve a railway community close to the locomotive maintenance depot of The Midland Railway(--1923),The LMS(23-48),British Rail(48-closure)   B Winning Methodist Church (9 Members) Hilcote Named after the local mine(closed), B Winning is a quaint church, due to mining subsidence there is not a level structure in the building , the windows lean in one direction the pipework in another, and the pulpit in yet another. restoration is in progress, roof, disabled access, kitchen updated, but maintaining its character. Although small in numbers B Winning is at the Heart of the tiny hamlet of Hilcote.     New Selston Methodist Church New Selston is a small one street community on the road between Selston and Pinxton, built as housing for local mineworkers. The church was built in 1904 New Selston Closed on 18th Dec. 2005   Portland Row Methodist Church (16 members) Selston Selston is a large sprawling Nottinghamshire village built to serve the mines of the Dukes of Portland. Portland Row was a long terraced row of 58 mineworkers houses with no access to the rear except at the ends. The row was just north of the church, the church was named after it and not Portland Road on which the church stands. Due to the high cost of maintaining and upgrading the building the member have recently decided to leave the building at harvest 2006 or even sooner if suitable arrangements can be made before. Portland Row Closed on 17th Sep. 2006 The Congregation now meeting at Selston URC until a new building can be built.
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