20 suggestions for "church+greater-manchester"
All Saints’ Church, UrmstonGrade I listed Roman Catholic Church in Urmston, Greater Manchester.
Chowbent ChapelActive Unitarian place of worship in Atherton, Greater Manchester that was built in 1721.
Sacred Heart Church, HindsfordRedundant Catholic church originally intended to serve the families of Irish Catholic immigrants.
St Ann’s, StretfordActive Roman Catholic church in Stretford, Greater Manchester, a designated Grade II listed building completed in 1867.
St Anne’s, DentonActive Anglican church in Denton, Greater Manchester, a designated Grade I listed building completed in 1882.
St Antony of PaduaTin tabernacle in the Trafford Park industrial estate in Manchester.
St George’s Church, TyldesleyWaterloo church dedicated to St George, completed in 1825 to serve the growing township of Tyldesley cum Shakerley.
St John’s Church, Mosley CommonActive church in Mosley Common that was built in 1886.
St John the Baptist’s Church, AthertonAnglican parish Church in Atherton, Greater Manchester designed by Paley and Austin and completed in 1896.
St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, LeighActive Roman Catholic church in Bedford, Leigh in Greater Manchester, a designated Grade II listed building.
St Mark’s Church, WorsleyActive Anglican parish church in Worsley, Greater Manchester with an unusual thirteen-striking clock.
St Martin’s Church, Ashton upon MerseyGrade II* listed church in Sale, Greater Manchester.
St Mary the Virgin’s Church, EllenbrookActive Anglican church of ancient foundation.
St Mary the Virgin’s Church, LeighAncient parish church that served six townships.
St Matthew’s, StretfordActive Anglican church in Stretford, Greater Manchester, built in 1841–1842.
St Paul’s Church, PeelActive Anglican parish church in Little Hulton, Greater Manchester, built between 1874 and 1876.
St Stephen’s Church, AstleyParish church in Astley, Greater Manchester, built in 1968 after its predecessor was destroyed by arson.
St Werburgh’s Church, WarburtonName given to two separate Anglican churches in the village of Warburton, Greater Manchester.
Tyldesley Top ChapelThe township of Tyldesley's first place of worship, built in 1789.
Union Baptist Church, StretfordGrade II listed former Union Baptist Church in Stretford, Greater Manchester, opened in 1867 and owned by the Iglesia ni Cristo since 2012.
Church subordinate to a parish church serving an area known as a chapelry, for the convenience of those parishioners who would find it difficult to attend services at the parish church. in about 1530, originally dedicated to St James, but following the discovery of medieval glass depicting St Lawrence,[3] it was re-dedicated to that saint in 1839; it became a parish church in 1854.[4] It is now in the Church of England diocese of Manchester, in the archdeaconry of Rochdale.[5]
