Holy Trinity Church, Wray

WRAY, LANCASHIRE, ENGLAND

Holy Trinity Church

An active Anglican parish church serving the village of Wray and surrounding rural communities in Lancashire.

At a glance

Holy Trinity Church stands at the heart of Wray, a small village in Lancashire’s Lune Valley. The church remains in active use as an Anglican parish church, serving both the immediate village and the broader ecclesiastical community of the region.

History

Holy Trinity has long served as a focal point for worship and community life in Wray. Today it functions as part of a united benefice spanning five parishes, linking Holy Trinity with St Peter in Leck, St Wilfrid in Melling, St John in Tunstall, St James the Less in Tatham, and the Good Shepherd in Tatham Fells and Lowgill.

Cultural significance

Holy Trinity remains a working parish church within the Anglican tradition, contributing to the religious and social fabric of the Lune Valley communities it serves.

Key facts

Country: United Kingdom
City/Village: Wray, Lancashire
Coordinates: 54.1025, -2.6074
Status: Active Anglican parish church
Ecclesiastical jurisdiction: Deanery of Tunstall, Archdeaconry of Lancaster, Diocese of Blackburn

Practical information & getting there

Holy Trinity Church is located in the village of Wray in Lancashire. As an active parish church, it welcomes visitors; you are advised to check service times and visiting hours locally before planning your visit.

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