List of Methodist churches

Columns: Church | Dates | Location | City or Town | Description
St. John 's Methodist Church | 1772 built | 56°33′40.99″N 2°35′8.54″W / 56.5613861°N 2.5857056°W / 56.5613861 ; -2.5857056 ( St. Johns Methodist Church ) | Arbroath Angus , Scotland | A listed building in Category B that is identified by Serjeant as particularly notable . It was opened by John Wesley in 1772 . Remodellings and other changes in 1882 , 1896 , and 1946 | Wesleyan Church , Aldershot | 1874-77 built Grade II* listed building | 51°14′55″N 0°46′3″W / 51.24861°N 0.76750°W / 51.24861 ; -0.76750 ( Aldershot Methodist Church ) | Aldershot , Hampshire | Built to reflect the expansion of the town of Aldershot with the arrival of the Military Camp during the mid to late 19th-century . Now redundant and used as offices , homes , a dental surgery and gymnasium | Altarnum Methodist Chapel | 1859 built | 50°36′10.8″N 4°30′39.6″W / 50.603000°N 4.511000°W / 50.603000 ; -4.511000 ( Altarnum Methodist Chapel ) | Altarnun , Cornwall | A typical building reflecting the values expressed by Jobson | Wesley 's Chapel | 1777-78 built | 51°31′26″N 0°05′12″W / 51.5238°N 0.0866°W / 51.5238 ; -0.0866 | Islington , London | Known as 'The Mother Church of World Methodism ' , having been built by John Wesley , and acting as his London base . The portico was added in 1814-15 , and there have been other alterations and additions since . The building is listed at Grade I | Methodist Central Hall | 1905-11 built | 51°30′00″N 0°07′48″W / 51.50000°N 0.13000°W / 51.50000 ; -0.13000 ( Methodist Central Hall Westminster ) | Westminster , London | Built in order to commemorate the centenary of the death of the founder of Methodism , John Wesley | Heptonstall Methodist Church | 1764 built | 53°45′11.12″N 2°2′13.78″W / 53.7530889°N 2.0371611°W / 53.7530889 ; -2.0371611 ( Heptonstall Methodist Church ) | West Yorkshire | Octagonal chapel whose foundation stone was laid by John Wesley . Church was completed in 1764 in symmetric octagon shape , but was extended in 1802 to provide for more space . Wesley recommended the octagonal shape to differentiate from the established church . The building was featured in a 2010 BBC Four series Churches : How to Read Them , in which Dr Richard Taylor named it as one of his ten favourite churches , saying : If buildings have an aura , this one radiated friendship . See photo here [ 1 ] | Moor Park Methodist Church | 1861-62 built | Preston , Lancashire , England | Designed by Poulton and Woodman , opened 1862 , seating for 900 , closed 1984

Example questions:
Who was the architect of the notable Methodist church building in Islington ? | What does the notable Methodist church place in Westminster face ? | In 2016 , how many people lived in the town where the notable Methodist church Bethesda Methodist Chapel is located ? | The notable Methodist church place in West Yorkshire is in what borough ?

Answers:
George Dance the Younger | Westminster Abbey | 261,302 | Calderdale borough