I used to go their Thursday’s conversation club a year ago, very nice and kind people.

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 flag inside!

First time visit to see Kristen Hersch. Beautiful venue for an acoustic concert. Great acoustics. Beautiful building itself.

A nice chapel tucked away within the heart of Leeds. The architecture is interesting and it is nice to find historical buildings hidden within modern shopping centres and buildings.

GREAT VENUE FOR GIGS!! ive seen many of my favourite artists here. the sound is great, and the staff are always are so welcoming.

Always a pleasure to call...on a Sunday, or any other day, to sit,or to chat, and Always assured of a warm welcome from Jo

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 church should be.

Chapel that the Muslims use for their Friday prayer, much appreciated by all for this kind gesture, may God bless you for your generosity. It is a prayer facility for both Christians and Muslims on a Friday showing that different faiths can actually accept each others. So to my Muslim brothers and Sisters if you want to observe your Friday prayer in Leeds city centre this is the place for you, prayer time is 1:30pm.

We went to a brilliant performance called Three Acres and a Cow. It was about resistance to landlords over the centuries since Norman times.

A wonderful place that accepts most cultures and religions. It really is great. I visited it once on Friday, but I passed by it several times on different days and found it always closed, I really don't know why. It is worth a visit, its location is very close to the center and there are many public bus stations.

Lovely chapel like a mini cathedral - service was suitable for all denominations really nice and welcoming!!!

Attended with my elderly dad who has Parkinson's for the giving voice carol concert. We were made to feel extremely welcome and we enjoyed the concert and hot chocolate although had to respectfully decline the free shot of baileys as i was driving 😁

A warm, welcoming environment and a really good place in which to experience live music. An intimate venue with clear, natural sound.

Lovely chapel, fantastic for the acoustics for music

Very nice really nice place to visit

What an incredibly inclusive place to worship. My first time in this Beautiful Chapel in Leeds The minister John was absolutely lovely and welcoming.

We were at the Pride Village Fête here today, and it was a wonderful multi-faith celebration, with lots of crafts and activities, and a really chilled out vibe.

The work they do at the chapel is admirable - how Unitarian it is. Religious and secular activities and events alike are both held there on weekly or even daily bases. It's a great place for groups to meet and hold their respective activities. With the chapel being so accommodating, it makes it easy for people to create a warm, welcoming atmosphere. This is all made possible because of the chapel's and its staff own openness.

Mill Hill chapel is a beautiful place. For its stunning architecture and the wonderful people that curate and attend the weekly service!

Compared to the most recent hateful one star reviews of misled people believing that the spread of hate against their fellow human beings based on an innate trait such as whom and how they love is the right way to follow in the words of God, I think it’s wonderful that Leeds has a place that stands for love and acceptance, especially in times like these. Thank you for providing a space like this, Mill Hill Chapel ☺️