“. . . idly wondered if among those churches-transformed-into-mosques any had been Methodist.” ponders Hugh in this post. 
When Lowry painted the scene below in Clitheroe Lancashire 80 years ago the building on the right was the Mount Zion Methodist Church.
Once the Medina Islamic Society have got the dosh together by next year it will be the Clitheroe Masjid.
To be fair it hasn’t been used as a church since 1940 and in between it has been a munitions store and a hijab factory. Planning permission for conversion to mosque was granted, in the face of vocal local opposition in December 2006 but with the approval of the local Methodist minister. However the condition is that the outside must remain unchanged other than the cross being removed – no dome, no minaret, no call to prayer.