An active Anglican parish church in Lancashire, recognized as a Grade II* listed building and part of the Diocese of Blackburn’s ecclesiastical network.
At a glance
St Silas’ Church occupies a prominent position on Preston New Road in Blackburn. As an operational parish church within the Church of England, it serves the deanery of Blackburn with Darwen and falls under the archdeaconry of Blackburn.
History
The church’s full history and founding date are not detailed in available sources. Its continuing role as an active Anglican parish church reflects its enduring importance to the local community.
What you see
The building’s architectural qualities earned it Grade II* listed status on the National Heritage List for England, a designation reserved for particularly important buildings of special interest. Details of its specific architectural features require further investigation.
Cultural significance
St Silas’ Church represents an important Anglican landmark within Blackburn’s religious and architectural heritage. Its Grade II* listing underscores its value to the built environment and local identity.
Key facts
- Location: Preston New Road, Blackburn with Darwen, Lancashire, United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 53.7516, -2.5074
- Denomination: Church of England (Anglican)
- Status: Active parish church; Grade II* listed building
- Diocese: Diocese of Blackburn
Practical information & getting there
St Silas’ Church is located on Preston New Road in Blackburn with Darwen. For visiting hours, service times, and accessibility information, contact the church directly or check the Diocese of Blackburn website.
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