St Just Miners'
Chapel
St Just Miners’ Chapel is the name for the charity, volunteers and supporters dedicated to ensuring that St Just Wesleyan Methodist Chapel and Community Hall doors stay open for community benefit and as a space for performance, spiritual and cultural use.
Built for the benefit of the local tin and copper mining families in 1833, the Chapel has served as a cornerstone of the St Just community for almost 200 years!
It is a testament to the strength and resilience of our towns people and those who helped to build the community we know and love today.
THE CHAPEL IS BEING SOLD
BY ITS OWNERS AND
WE NEED YOUR HELP TO
RAISE £250,000
Announcements
YOUR GIFT DOUBLED!
In memory of her relatives, the Henry Thomas Family and the Benjamin Angwin Family, Barbara Etherington has very generously pledged to match every new donation made to the Chapel appeal up to £15,000.
In Barbara’s words “I want to honor my relatives that I knew and loved and whose values contributed to the person I am today.”
This means that from August 2024, your gift will now be doubled – for every £1 you give, St Just Miner’s Chapel charity will receive an additional £1.
Our goal is to raise £50,000 with your support and to bolster your generous donations with assistance from grant funding organisations so that we reach our total target of £250,000
Hitting this target will put the Charity in a position to buy the buildings and bring in the expertise and skills needed to plan for the Chapel’s future repair and restoration costs.
We will also be able to bring in much needed resource to support our volunteers who make the Chapel the welcoming space that it is for the communities, musicians, performers, and audiences that we know.