St Matthew’s Church, Wigan
An active Anglican parish church in Pemberton, Greater Manchester, designated Grade II* for its architectural and historical significance within the Church of England.
St Michael’s Church, Upton
A Grade I listed Anglican church in Upton, Northamptonshire, now redundant and preserved by the Churches Conservation Trust.
Holy Trinity Church, Vaasa
A red-brick Gothic church completed in 1869 in Vaasa, Finland, featuring three naves and altarpieces by prominent 19th-century Finnish artists.
Saint-Eugène-Sainte-Cécile
Paris’s first iron-framed church, completed in 1855. Its austere Gothic exterior conceals a luminous interior adorned with exceptional stained glass.
Holy Cross Church, Münster
A Catholic church in Münster, Germany, known locally as the Kreuzkirche. It serves as a place of worship and cultural landmark in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Saint Paul’s Church, Vaals
A neogothic Roman Catholic parish church built in 1891–1893 by architect Johannes Kayser, replacing an earlier structure and designated as a Dutch national heritage site.
St Alkmund’s Church, Derby
A Victorian church occupying Derby’s only Georgian square until its 1968 demolition, part of a religious site continuously in use since the 9th century.
All Saints Church, Dresden
A Neo-Gothic Anglican church that once stood on Wiener Straße in Dresden, exemplifying the Early English period of the Gothic Revival movement.
St George’s Church, Kendal
An active Anglican parish church on Castle Street in Kendal, Cumbria, built with Church Building Commission support and part of a multi-parish mission community.
St George’s Church, Millom
An active Anglican parish church in Millom, Cumbria, St George’s is a Grade II listed building serving as a prominent local landmark and community centre.