An active Anglican parish church in Lancashire, designated Grade II listed for its architectural and historical significance.
At a glance
St Paul’s Church stands on Church Road in Skelmersdale, serving as a focal point of Anglican worship in West Lancashire. The building holds Grade II listed status, reflecting its importance to the local built environment.
History
The church belongs to the parish structure of the Church of England, integrated within the deanery of Ormskirk and the archdeaconry of Warrington under the diocese of Liverpool. Its Grade II listing acknowledges its enduring place in the community’s heritage.
What you see
St Paul’s is recorded in the National Heritage List for England, indicating architectural features of merit worthy of statutory protection. Detailed architectural analysis awaits specialist documentation.
Cultural significance
As an active parish church, St Paul’s continues to serve its congregation and the broader Skelmersdale community. Its Grade II listing preserves the structure for future generations while maintaining its liturgical function.
Key facts
- Location: Church Road, Skelmersdale, West Lancashire, United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 53.55°N, 2.79°W
- Designation: Grade II listed building
- Ecclesiastical status: Active Anglican parish church
- Diocese: Liverpool
Practical information & getting there
St Paul’s Church is located on Church Road in Skelmersdale. As an active parish church, visiting hours and service times are available through the Church of England’s diocese of Liverpool website or local parish information.
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