Misterton Christian Centre is a facility for Christian groups, church camps and fellowship weekends. Our mission is to provide a peaceful and serene environment where people can come and connect with God and each other.
At Misterton Christian Centre, we believe that spending time in a peaceful and God-centered environment can be a
life-changing experience which is the collective desire of the trustees and those groups who currently use the site.
We invite you to come and spend a weekend or a week with us, our wide ranging facilities are designed
to accommodate groups of all sizes and ages
The Storehouse Project -July 2025
The first meeting held in The Storehouse - Saturday 26th July 2025
We give God the all glory for his wonderful provision and the faithfullness of God's people to make the Storehouse Project a reality. Our prayer that it will be a blessing to all who use it - Amen!
Join us for a
Life Changing Experience
At Misterton Christian Centre, we believe that spending time in a peaceful and
God centered environment can be
a life changing experience.
We invite you to come and spend a weekend or a week with us, and see for yourself
the transformative power of faith and fellowship in peacful surroundings.
For further information email bookings@mistertonchristiancentre.co.uk
The centre is located in the idyllic village of Misterton in the heart of the countryside, surrounded by stunning natural beauty.
It has been the home for Yorkshire Christian Camp since 2002, which is an all-age Christian camp providing a varied range of activities, along with sharing the
Good News of Jesus Christ to both
young and old.
You will be able to disconnect from the noise and distractions of everyday life and enjoy a peaceful and serene environment where you can connect with God
and nature.
Misterton Christian Centre is a facility for Christian groups and Churches looking to come together for church camps and weekend retreats.
Our goal is to provide a peaceful and welcoming environment that fosters
spiritual growth and community building.
Why not join the list of camps that currently benefit from using the facilities throughout the year and enjoy the peace and serenity that the site has to offer?
The site has a selection of permanent buildings with the largest being the main barn that includes a fully equipped kitchen, prep room and store, together with a large main hall which will comfortably seat 120 people, with additional seating available in the canopy attached
to the entrance of the barn.
Attached to the main building, there is a modern toilet & shower block that also includes a disabled shower and toilet facility with easy access. There is also a laundry room and a separate washing-up facility adjacent to the barn.
The site has onsite accommodation for small groups that includes two shepherd huts and a two-story dormitory that will sleep
around 30 people.
There is a large camping & activity field that has electric hook-up points and water points with separate toilet blocks located on either side of the field, which also includes
a chemical disposal point.
There is also a small children's play area adjacent to the main buildings.
In a small way the work of the charity commenced in 1946 as "Ossett & District Sunday School Camp" reflecting the fact that it began with a handful of young people from a church in Ossett, West Yorkshire.
"Saving lives since 1946".
As interest was shown by other churches in the same area, the numbers increased. As the growth continued, it became clear that the work ought to be a registered charity with the Charity Commission.
On the 14th October 1983, a Trust known
as Yorkshire Sunday School Camp Trust
[registration number 515455]
was formed.
The objective of the charity for the public benefit is the advancement of Christian faith through evangelism in general.
Later in 2016, the trust became a Charitable Incorporated Organisation with all assets and liabilities of the former trust transferred to Misterton Christian Centre [CIO].
The key aim of the trust is to provide a location and facilities where Christian
outreach and fellowship can thrive.