Church Micro 4161...Orwell - Methodist Multi-cache

The cause of Methodism is strong in Orwell. It began with the preaching of the Rev. William Hicks in 1759 and the first chapel was built (for £150) in 1823. The foundation stone of this chapel was built into the porch of the present chapel on the same site in 1906. In the inter­val funds for the rebuilding were assisted by the preaching of Gipsy Smith who addressed large congre­gations in a barn at Manor Farm. The bicentenary of Methodist preaching in the Cambridge area was celebrated by a great rally in Orwell, the even­ing meeting was held in Messrs. Arnolds' barn, one of the finest in the country and the largest building in the neighbourhood.

This is a multi cache and IS NOT at the published coordinates.

The cache is a small screw lid container.

At the published coordinates you will find an information board. Check this out.

The number of letters in the first word on the top line is A.

The number of letters in the second word on the top line is B.

The number of letters in the third word on the top line is C.

The Sunday Worship is at DE.00am.

Checksum of all digits in the coordinates = 40

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