There has been a non conformist presence in Cottingham for over 300 years when a group of independant Christians(Dissenters) met and later formed an independant church. In 1888 the church joined the Congregational Union of England and Wales which in 1972 united with the Presyterian Church in England to form the United Reform Church
The Buildings
The original chapel was built in 1692 and replaced by the present building in 1819
In 1967 a preservation order was issued and the building is sceduled an ancient monument, being a fine example of Georgian architecture.The interior is noteworthy for the box pews
Zion is part of Churches together in Cottingham, and many of its members are active in various organisations in the village. The premises are used by groups and organisations. There is a flourishing Girls Brigade company at the church
Our WeeklyEvents Diary
- Sunday Morning Worship from 10.00am (child friendly facilities)
- Monday
- Tuesday Zion Tots from 9.45am and Zion Girls Brigade from 7pm
- Wednesday
- Thursday Pop in for a drink and friendship
- Friday Zion Tots from 9.45 am
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