The Churches of Britain and Ireland

  Ellesmere Port, Cheshire

Ellesmere Port on Wikipedia.


Churches at Great Sutton, Little Sutton.
 

Bethany Chapel. SJ 397 762. © Bruce Read.

Cemetery Chapel. SJ 386 772. © Bruce Read.

Centre 4 Renewal (Elim Pentecostal) on Worcester Street. This is the former Christ Church. © John Balaam (2019). Link, which gives a date of 1869-71, closure in 1994, and re-opening as the current church in 2011. Grade II listed.

The former Christ Church, now a community centre, soon to close. © Bruce Read. Link.

Methodist Church at Whitby. SJ 386 747. © Bruce Read.

Our Lady of the Seas (R.C). SJ 401 763. © Bruce Read.

St. Thomas and All Saints. SJ 396 758. © Bruce Read.

Salvation Army Church. SJ 395 757. © Bruce Read.

Trinity Methodist Church at SJ 398 762. © Bruce Read.

U.R.C. SJ 394 755. © Bruce Read.

Welsh Chapel. SJ 402 768. © Bruce Read.

Former church, built relatively recently, was apparently soon converted to a hostel for homeless people. Can you advise its denomination? SJ 402 766. © Bruce Read. My thanks to Matt Davis who has advised that this was Westminster Methodist Church, on John Nicholas Crescent, registered and de-registered in 1969 and 2003 respectively, giving a rough guide to its active use for services.


Great Sutton

St. John the Evangelist. SJ 376 756. © Bruce Read.
St. Saviour. SJ 383 759. © Bruce Read.
The former Pooltown Methodist Church on Rossmore Road. SJ 383 769. © Bruce Read.
The former Church, now a nursery. SJ 384 768. © Bruce Read. Janet Gimber has advised that this was St. Francis (CoE).
 

Little Sutton
Methodist Church. SJ 367 771. © Bruce Read.
U.R.C. SJ 366 774. © Bruce Read.

 

 
 

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