A small friendly Church situated at the Western edge of Tring now entirely owned and maintained by the Methodist Community. Originally built as a daughter church to St. Peter & St. Pauls, the Parish Church in the Centre of Tring, but was never completed or concecrated. The wooden structure was added about the turn of the century and a porch in the early 1960's. The C of E membership was low in the 1970's, and use of the building was offered to the Methodist Congregation and as the original Methodist Chapel in Langdon Street was suffering from dry rot, is was decided to abandon that building, and the money from the procedes of the sale of the land was put towards the cost of a new joint Anglican/Methodist Church Hall, situated to the rear of the Parish Church.

The Church is now wholly Methodist owned, and has been since 2002, and plans have been submitted for an extension at the rear of the building to include a modern kitchen, disabled toilets and storage area. These are all badly needed to help the church meet the needs of its congregation and usefulness in the neighbourhood.