page_title: Bierton
section_title: Bierton Particular Baptists non-conformist place of worship
hierarchical_section_title: Bierton / Bierton Particular Baptists non-conformist place of worship
caption_attribution_description: English: Indication of the date of build and enlargement
context_page_description: Bierton is a village in Buckinghamshire, England, about half a mile northeast of the town of Aylesbury. It is mainly a farming parish. The hamlets of Broughton, Broughton Crossing and Burcott lie within Bierton with Broughton civil parish part of Aylesbury Vale district and form part of the Aylesbury Urban Area.
context_section_description: A Society of Particular Baptists were formed in Bierton in 1831. Their Articles of Religion declare they were Protestant, Calvinistic Baptists. The church met for worship at the Bierton Baptist Chapel, originally called the school house, which was constructed in 1832 and enlarged in 1835.
  The church became a Gospel Standard cause in 1981 and the last minister was sent to preach in the church in 1982. An unusual outreach meeting was held at the Bierton Baptist Chapel on 5 June 1983, which attracted the attention of Aylesbury's Bucks Herald news paper. The chapel was closed for worship in 2002, after all the former members died, and it was eventually sold in 2006. The trust deeds were lodged with HM Land Registry and the property was later sold as a domestic dwelling.
caption: Indication of the date of build and enlargement
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