Gadfield Elm chapel, built of native stone and standing in the quiet countryside of Worcestershire, is the last surviving memorial to the United Brethren, a religious group that joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints en-masse upon hearing the "restored gospel" message. It had a seating capacity of just 100 people.
   Today Gadfield Elm is the oldest Mormon chapel in the world, and is a lasting memorial to the United Brethren. It stands also as a reminder of one of the greatest Latter-day Saints missionary experiences of all time. It is now run mainly as a museum and visitor centre, but services are still held there occasionally.