Newton Park Union Church  is a Grade II listed building.
It was designed at a cost of £6,200 "in the fourteenth century  decorated Gothic style" for the newly-joined Congregationalists and Baptists by Archibald Neill (1856–1933), of East Parade, Leeds, and opened on Wednesday 3 April 1889.
The new church was built on the eastern side on the original Lupton family's  Congregational Chapel, built in 1870.
The new church  had a 70-foot tower with a clock by Pearce & Sons; on each angle was a turret with an octagonal crocketed pinnacle.
It had an octagonal nave with arcading and clerestory. "
The pulpit and communion rails, of oak, are beautifully carved."
J. W. Appleyard was credited as one of the contractors, but it is not known whether he carved wood or stone here.
At some point the clock was replaced by one by Potts of Leeds, which had originally been installed in Wellington Station, Leeds, in 1916.
The building was deconsecrated in 1952 and became the Royal Air Force Association Club, The Old Central Hebrew Congregational Synagogue, then finally a Sikh temple.
The original 1870 Chapel  was damaged by fire in 2005 and is now derelict.

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Newton Park Union Church  is a Grade II listed building. It was designed at a cost of £6,200 "in the fourteenth century  decorated Gothic style" for the newly-joined Congregationalists and Baptists by Archibald Neill (1856–1933), of East Parade, Leeds, and opened on Wednesday 3 April 1889. The new church was built on the eastern side on the original Lupton family's  Congregational Chapel, built in 1870. The new church  had a 70-foot tower with a clock by Pearce & Sons; on each angle was a turret with an octagonal crocketed pinnacle. It had an octagonal nave with arcading and clerestory. "The pulpit and communion rails, of oak, are beautifully carved." J. W. Appleyard was credited as one of the contractors, but it is not known whether he carved wood or stone here. At some point the clock was replaced by one by Potts of Leeds, which had originally been installed in Wellington Station, Leeds, in 1916. The building was deconsecrated in 1952 and became the Royal Air Force Association Club, The Old Central Hebrew Congregational Synagogue, then finally a Sikh temple. The original 1870 Chapel  was damaged by fire in 2005 and is now derelict.
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John Wormald Appleyard