An active Anglican parish church in Lancashire, serving the Briercliffe community within the Diocese of Blackburn.
At a glance
St James’ Church occupies Church Street in Briercliffe, a village in Lancashire in the north-west of England. The church operates as an Anglican parish within the ecclesiastical structure of the Diocese of Blackburn, the Archdeaconry of Blackburn, and the Deanery of Burnley.
History
The church’s founding date and early history are not documented in available sources. St James’ remains an active place of worship for the local Anglican community.
What you see
Architectural details of the church building are not detailed in available sources. The structure has been formally recognized for its heritage value by inclusion on the National Heritage List for England.
Cultural significance
St James’ Church is designated as a Grade II listed building, a classification reflecting its architectural or historical interest to the nation. It continues to serve as an important religious and community landmark in Briercliffe.
Key facts
- Location: Church Street, Briercliffe, Lancashire, United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 53.8107, -2.2028
- Status: Grade II listed building, active Anglican parish church
- Diocese: Blackburn
Practical information & getting there
St James’ Church is located in the village of Briercliffe in Lancashire. For specific opening hours, services, or visitor information, contact the local parish office or the Diocese of Blackburn.
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