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Church Meeting Room

The Church Meeting Room adjoins the Church and is used for serving coffee and biscuits following services. It is also used in a variety of other ways including Mother and Toddler groups, Teddy Praise, Church meetings, community meetings, etc. The Meeting Room can be booked for private hire at very reasonable rates and is great for children's parties, although it is not available to hire for parties on Sundays.

It can also be used for small receptions after weddings, for drinks and cake celebrations after baptisms and for gatherings after funerals. It is used by the Church to hold our own seasonal fairs and has even become a restaurant at times, such as during Lent.

The kitchen area is small, but can cater for a large demand for tea and coffee. For example, we provide coffee, tea and squash after our Sunday morning services and often serve over 100 people. There is a microwave, kettles, urns and a sink plus crockery, cutlery, tablecloths and plastic tumblers for children's drinks.

For more details please contact stmatthewschurch1900@gmail.com

Stainbeck Community Hall

Stainbeck Community Hall is at 162 Stainbeck Lane, LS7 2EA
It's owned by St. Matthew's and currently has several different groups using it throughout the week.

There are two main halls; a large ground floor room with toilets and kitchen and a smaller basement room with a kitchen and one toilet.

The large hall is fully let at present, except for Tuesday evenings and there is some availability in the basement hall. We also take bookings for parties at weekends and school holidays. We close at 9pm.

The hall is closed at Christmas and New Year and we do not take bookings for Easter Sunday. The capacity of the building is 100 people.

For more details please contact Bronwen Fisher or phone her on 0113 393 0922
It can also be used for small receptions after weddings, for drinks and cake celebrations after baptisms and for gatherings after funerals. It is used by the Church to hold our own seasonal fairs and has even become a restaurant at times, such as during Lent.

The kitchen area is small, but can cater for a large demand for tea and coffee. For example, we provide coffee, tea and squash after our Sunday morning services and often serve over 100 people. There is a microwave, kettles, urns and a sink plus crockery, cutlery, tablecloths and plastic tumblers for children's drinks.