A very warm welcome to Staveley Methodist Church.

The present Staveley Methodist Church was fully opened in 1976, replacing the old Trinity Church
which was subject to a compulsory purchase order. It serves the town of Staveley, part of Chesterfield Borough, and the surrounding areas where there had been a number of other Methodist Churches in the past. These included Churches in Poolsbrook, Mastin Moor, at Lowgates and the Zion Chapel in the former Speedwell Terrace, which had closed many years ago in the 1960's. The Methodist Church in Barrow Hill also closed recently.

The Church, in the centre of Staveley, is normally busy at the heart of the town with a number of community users.

The Church holds services at 10:30am each Sunday and regularily holds a church lunch.

Staveley holds a community coffee morning each Friday, a Natter and Knit group each Monday and Bible study sessions.

For many years the "Harlequins" Theatre Group have been based at Staveley Methodist Church and hold their very popular, twice yearly shows, in the Church hall, including the Christmas Pantomime. They also rehearse at the Church on Wednesdays.

Choose to lose slimming club are weekly users of the building which is also used by a foot clinic.

Staveley Methodist Church has many requests for baptism and wedding services and funerals are often held there.

Members and friends have supported Care Homes and their residents, by taking regular services at "The Willows" and "The Staveley Centre." The Church has supported local schools with services and acts of Remembrance and has offered memorial services in partnership with funeral directors. Support has been given to local food banks and community groups.