Honley Trinity Methodist/URC Church

Honley Trinity Methodist/URC Church was formed in 1969 from three separate non-conformist churches in Honley; High Street Methodist, Southgate Methodist and Moorbottom Congregational.

The Congregational church became the home of Trinity church.
The brass plaques come from all three of those churches.

Honley Southgate Methodist Church

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
THIS TABLET IS DEDICATED
IN HONOURED MEMORY OF

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Lieut JOHN TOWNSEND. B.A.

L/Cpl. FRANK SHERRATT.

Rflm. WILLIE NEWSOME

Rflm. FRED NEWSOME.

Rflm. ARCHIBALD GILL.

Sapper LUKE WHITEHEAD.

Seaman HAROLD SYKES.

Pte. JOHN HUTCHINSON.

Cpl. HARRY TAYLOR.

Pte. WILLIAM R BOOTHROYD.

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WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR
1914-1918
THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE
PRO PATRIA

Honley High Street Methodist Church

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN SACRED MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF THIS CHURCH WHO
GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE WAR OF 1939-1945

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PTE. ALLEN BROADBENT

GDS / MN. WILLIAM HEEL

SGT. NORMAN JACKSON

Honley Congregational Church

To
The Glory of God
And in proud and loving memory of
the men connected with this Church who
laid down their lives in the Great War

1914-1919

ROY STOCKS. HAROLD MESSENGER.

HORACE WAITE. ERIC T SYKES.

ALBERT VICTOR ROBINSON.

“These overcame….. because they loved not their lives unto death”

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TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF
RIFLEMAN HORACE WAITE

A MEMBER OF THIS CHURCH

AND CO-SECRETARY OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
KILLED IN ACTION SEPT. 15TH 1916

“A GOOD SOLDIER OF JESUS CHRIST”

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The Congregational Church (as it was then) became a WW1 hospital.

HONLEY
AUXILIARY HOSPITAL
OPENED Nov.1st 1916
CLOSED Dec. 31st 1918