History - Cromwell Hall Christian Centre, Levenshulme

September 2009 marked fifty years since Cromwell Hall Christian Centre moved into its current premises on Marshall. As an assembly, Cromwell Hall Christian Centre has been in operation for much longer. We are aware that meetings were occurring in Levenshulme, just before the First World War, in a room over a shop that many remember as Estelle Modes, which sold gowns. Today that shop is a Cash Converter Store, and the room above the local Turkish Community Centre.

Over the next few pages, we present a potted history of some of the events that have shaped the history of Cromwell Hall Christian Centre throughout its lifetime.

The first page gives the history while the assembly met in the room above Estelle Modes
The second page gives the history during the relocation process
The third page gives the history after the move to Marshall Road.
The fourth page gives a brief account of the Golden Jubilee of the present building which took place in September 2009.
The fifth page contains the address given at the Golden Jubilee, by Mr. Laurie Waller from Hull.

We hope you enjoy reading it.

History of Cromwell Hall Christian Centre