The Churches of Britain and Ireland
Warrington, Cheshire Churches in Great Sankey, Latchford, Orford, Padgate, Penketh, Woolston. Baptist Church on Sankey Street. SJ 602 882. © Bruce Read. Tony Preston has advised that the building is now demolished. An August 2018 Streetview shows it as then being for sale. Bethany Pentecostal Church at Sankey Bridges. SJ 588 877. © Bruce Read. Bethshan Pentecostal Church (1891) on Crosfield Street. SJ 600 885. © Bruce Read. Tony Preston advises (2017) of this newspaper report, which states that a planning application has been lodged for converting the former church into flats. The newspaper has a photo, showing the church with a For Sale sign - this was in 2016. Buckley Street Methodist Church. SJ 605 886. © Bruce Read. Cemetery Chapel. © Bruce Read. Church of the Transfiguration (CoE) at Birchwood. SJ 657 913. © Bruce Read. Emmanuel Free Church (disused). © Bruce Read. A former Gospel Hall of 1898 stands at the junction of Forster Street and Earl Street. A 2021 news item tells of its impending conversion into flats. A Streetview of 2009 shows that the church was still in use at that time, and another shows it in secular use by 2012. SJ 6084 8923. Hill Cliffe Baptist Church on Red Lane, Appleton. Interior view. SJ 612 852. Both © Mike Berrell (2013). Link. Independent Methodist Church at Friars Green. © Bruce Read. Methodist Mission. © Bruce Read. Quaker Meeting House. © Bruce Read. Risley Independent Methodist Church at Fearnhead. SJ 637 909. © Bruce Read. Sacred Heart (R.C.) on Liverpool Road. SJ 597 882. © Tony Preston. Another view. © Bruce Read. St. Alban (R.C.) on Bewsey Street. SJ 604 886. © Tony Preston. St. Anne (disused). © Bruce Read. Iain Taylor has advised that this church has been in use as an indoor climbing centre since 1996. St. Anselm (R.C.) on Hawley's Lane. SJ 597 902. © Tony Preston. Tony advises (2017) that since he took his photo, the church has been demolished, and replaced by housing. St. Bridget (R.C.) and Church of the Resurrection (CoE) share the same building. St. Elphin (CoE) on Church Street. Tony advises that the spire is the third highest of any parish church in England, and the sixth highest if cathedrals are included. SJ 616 884. © Tony Preston. Link. St. John Mission Church. © Bruce Read. St. Mark at Winwick. SJ 598 900. © Bruce Read. St. Mary (R.C.) on Buttermarket Street. SJ 610 883. © Bruce Read. Another view, and two interior - 1, 2, both © Forbester. St. Philip (CoE and Methodist) at Westbrook. SJ 580 903. © Bruce Read. Another view. © Kit Heald. Salvation Army Citadel. © Bruce Read. Spiritualist Church. © Bruce Read. Thomas Risley Church (U.R.C.) at Locking Stumps. SJ 645 917. © Bruce Read. Unitarian Church. © Bruce Read. Walton Lea Crematorium (1964)
on Chester Road, Walton. Interior view. SJ 603 857. Both © Mike Berrell (2013). Working Men's Mission Church. SJ 598 880. © Bruce Read. Wycliffe U.R.C. on Bewsey Street. The Welsh Presbyterian Church also meets here. SJ 603 886. © Tony Preston. Another view, © Bruce Read. The former St. Luke on Beaufort Street, Sankey Bridge. Now used as a furniture warehouse. Thanks to Mike Berrell for advising its former dedication. SJ 592 878. © Bruce Read. Link.
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