It's tag line is "being church every day, gathering on Sundays to worship". Stambourne Chapel is a group of Christians who meet to worship (10:45 every Sunday) and share their Christian lives day by day and who aim to live out their faith in the communities where they live. We meet every Tuesday morning 10-12 to share fellowship and refreshments and prayer. A worship band meets on Tuesday evenings
at 7:30pm and all are welcome to come along and worship with them. Bible Studies are held as four six week activities through the year on Thursday afternoons. Contact us or details.. The chapel serves all the village communities around Stambourne in North Essex. It is a 1662 chapel - Henry Havers was the ministers ejected from the local Church of England who started the Chapel. There were eleven ministers from 1662 to 1912 and one of these was James Spurgeon, the grandfather of Charles Haddon Spurgeon. Charles spent the first few years of his life living in the manse with his grandfather and once in ministry he was a regular visitor and preacher. We have been researching the families associated with the chapel over the years and can help families with their research, creating family trees and connecting people with their ancestors. Above all we seek to connect people with Jesus Christ as their Saviour, and see their loves transformed by His love, His peace, and the joy He gives even as we walk through the most difficult of times. Contact us to find out more!
