Mill Hill Chapel — Attraction in Leeds

I don't usually write reviews, but after recently writing a great review for a church in Lincoln that actually restored my faith, I thought I'd write a review here:

A few years ago I saw that this church was open to all. I had some time to kill and decided to go inside and look around, I'd have passed this church hundreds of times and had always been curious.

Anyway, I go inside and I see it's some sort of event for refugees or whatnot. That's not what the 1 star is in relation to. I was met with nothing but pure seething hatred from the organisers of the event. Some old gentleman snarkily asking "Why are you here?" When I said I wanted to look around as its open and I've never been inside "You know Google exists, you could just uh look it up?"

Absolutely disgusting and appalling behaviour. I don't know if he was there for an event or runs the place, I don't know, all I know is this single event put me off of faith until I found myself at a better, kind and more approachable church.

This might not even run as a church anymore, I'm not sure, so before the owner or organisor responds with "Erm this isn't a church" the mere fact I was hit with such seething dismissive and spiteful...

I really enjoyed the acoustics in this venue at the recent Leeds Flamenco Festival with Juan Martin. The event showed off the beautiful altar mosaics in the atmospheric lights and the sound was simply amazing. This does not detract from the venue’s community feel. It is a hub of activity for refugees, the home of street angels outreach team, a polling station and still at all times of the day people seem to drop in for quiet contemplation and prayer. Everything a...

The place is very beautiful from the outside, as it is considered from an ancient and historical place in the city of Leeds, the building is designed in a wonderful way, but inside it seemed to me strange for the first time, where inside it all the sects and religions in the community practice its prayers, it is a church so the original, but there is a small room For Muslims, it is a place for singing and playing music, the thing that I shocked from it is LGBTQ...