The Churches of Britain and Ireland

 

Runcorn, Cheshire    

Runcorn on Wikipedia.
 

All Saints. SJ 511 838. © Bruce Read. Link.

Bethesda Church (Anglican, Methodist and U.R.C.). SJ 542 808. © Bruce Read.

Brook Independent Chapel. SJ 531 824. © Bruce Read.

Christ Church. SJ 541 825. © Bruce Read.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. SJ 523 806. © Bruce Read. Bill Davison advises (2010) that it has since been demolished following a fire, and that a new church is presently being built. Bill has advised (2019) that the old church has now been demolished, and a new building erected to replace it. © Bill Davison.

Cornerstone Chapel (Ecumenical). SJ 518 806. © Bruce Read. Bill Davison advises (2010) that it is now closed, but rumour has it that it may re-open under a new name. Bill has further advised (2019) that the chapel has been demolished and the site sold to a Pentecostal congregation, who have now built Hope Corner Community Church on the site. Another view. Both © Bill Davison.

Elim Pentecostal Church was originally built as a school. SJ 512 827. © Bruce Read. Bill Davison has advised (2019) that the church has closed.

Holy Trinity. SJ 516 831. © Bruce Read.

Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. SJ 550 804. © Bruce Read.

The former Mariners' Mission (1831) was subsequently used as a church hall, but is now in commercial use. SJ 517 831. © Bill Davison (2010).

Methodist Church at Heath. SJ 518 808. © Bruce Read. Link.

Former Methodist Church at Moore, now disused. SJ 582 846. © Bruce Read.

Murdishaw Ecumenical Church (Anglican and Methodist). SJ 557 809. © Bruce Read. Link. Bill Davison has advised (2019) that this church has closed.

Our Lady (R.C.). SJ 542 803. © Bruce Read.

St. Augustine (R.C.). SJ 542 827. © Bruce Read.

St. Berteline and St. Christopher (Anglican and Methodist). SJ 554 826. © Bruce Read.

St. Edward the Confessor (R.C.). SJ 516 826. © Bruce Read.

St. John (Presbyterian). SJ 514 826. © Bruce Read. Bill Davison has advised (2019) that the church has closed.

St. Mark (Anglican, Methodist and U.R.C.). SJ 534 801. © Bruce Read.

St. Michael and All Angels. SJ 511 825. © Bruce Read. Link.

St. Paul (Methodist). SJ 502 849. © Bruce Read. Bill Davison has advised (2019) that the church has been closed and demolished.

Spiritualist Church. SJ 508 832. © Bruce Read.

Vale Community Church (Independent). SJ 554 804. © Bruce Read.

The former Welsh Chapel, dating from 1856. SJ 508 829. © Bruce Read. Bill Davison advised in 2019 that the church had been closed and demolished - but later information (John Grogan, 2020) corrected this to say that the building has been converted into housing rather than demolished. It can be seen here and here, both © John Grogan (2020).

Wicksten Drive Christian Centre (Anglican and Methodist). SJ 522 837. © Bruce Read.

Woodside Chapel (Independent Baptist). SJ 542 803. © Bruce Read. Bill Davison advised in 2010 that it had been closed, and in 2019 that it had been demolished


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Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. SJ 520 816. © Bruce Read. Bill Davison has advised (2019) that the church now seems to have been sold to a children's play group.
St. Andrew. SJ 502 815. © Bruce Read. Link.

Halton
Trinity Methodist Church (1875). SJ 537 817. © Bruce Read.
The former Primitive Methodist Church was built in 1850, but since 1901 has served as Halton Village Hall. SJ 536 821. © Bill Davison (2010).
St. Mary. SJ 537 819. © Bruce Read. Link.
The former Wesleyan Methodist Church was built in 1818. When Trinity Methodist opened the Wesleyan was converted to a private residence. SJ 539 818. © Bill Davison (2010).

Weston
Christ Church (disused). SJ 493 816. © Bruce Read.
St. John the Evangelist. SJ 504 805. © Bruce Read. Interior view, © John Balaam (2016). Link.

 

 
 

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