An active Anglican parish church south of Eaton village in Cheshire East, Christ Church serves as part of a multi-parish benefice in the diocese of Chester.
At a glance
Christ Church stands on the A536 road in the village of Eaton, within the administrative area of Cheshire East in north-west England. The church remains in active use for Anglican worship and is recognised as a designated Grade II listed building on the National Heritage List for England.
History
The church is documented in England’s heritage records as a protected Grade II listed structure, reflecting its significance to the local community and architectural heritage of the region.
What you see
Details of the church’s architectural character and style are not documented in available sources.
Cultural significance
Christ Church forms part of a combined benefice serving multiple parishes—St James and St Paul in Marton, All Saints in Siddington, and Holy Trinity in Capesthorne. This arrangement reflects the modern pastoral organisation of the Church of England across the deanery of Congleton and archdeaconry of Macclesfield.
Key facts
- Location: Macclesfield Road (A536), south of Eaton village, Cheshire East, England
- Country: United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 53.1855, −2.1965
- Designation: Grade II listed building, National Heritage List for England
- Diocese: Chester
- Deanery: Congleton
- Archdeaconry: Macclesfield
Practical information & getting there
Christ Church is located on the A536 road south of Eaton village. For current visiting hours, services, and access information, contact the parish directly or consult the Church of England’s local benefice details.
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