The United Reformed Church in Great Totham North was founded by James Cottee who employed a large number of men and was concerned for their moral and spiritual welfare. The church, then known as the Evangelical Arminian Chapel opened on the 10th January 1830 with three sermons, two by William Clarke, the superintendent of the connection, and the third by a “female from London”.
A church fellowship was formed in 1852 and in 1855 the building was put in trust as a congregational or Independent place of worship. A new chapel was built alongside the old in 1871 for a cost of about £500; for a further £90 the original building was refaced to face it match the new one and was used as a school room and vestry.
As well as the congregational Church there was also a Wesleyan Chapel in Great Totham at the north end of Mill Road.
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