Renhold Chapel is a small chapel in Woodfield Lane in a village consisting of around 700 homes. The average morning congregation is 15 and in the evenings between 20 and 30.
On the first Sunday of the month there is a family service which is well attended.
An informal ladies evening is held once a quarter with various activities ranging from a musical evening with choirs and groups to videos, demonstrations and talks from many different organisations.
Once a year there is an opportunity for men to get together for a breakfast followed with a message from a guest speaker.
The Harvest weekend always begins with a supper on the Friday evening when between 40 and 50 people sit down to a three course meal.
1998 saw great changes at the chapel. Previously there was a wooden floor and fixed pulpit. This floor became rotten and had to be replaced with concrete. To do this the pulpit had to be removed and it was not possible to re-use it.
Today there is a fitted carpet throughout, with 65 padded chairs. The pulpit is free standing on a 9 inch portable dais. There is also a small quiet room for prayer. The fitted kitchen has a double electric oven, refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher.
The chapel itself has a suspended ceiling and the whole building has gas central heating.
The front porch now has double doors and the original wooden fence has been replaced with a small brick wall. Access for the disabled is complete.