An active Anglican parish church standing in solitary landscape near the village of Clifton, Lancashire, serving the deanery of Kirkham within the diocese of Blackburn.
At a glance
St John the Evangelist’s Church, also known as Lund Parish Church, occupies an isolated position in the Lancashire countryside. It remains a functioning parish church within the Church of England’s administrative structure, part of the deanery of Kirkham and archdeaconry of Lancaster.
History
The church has served the local community as an active Anglican place of worship. Its establishment and development reflect the religious life of rural Lancashire across centuries of English parish practice.
What you see
The church’s isolated setting defines its character and visual presence within the landscape near Clifton. Its architectural features reflect the traditions of English parish church design.
Cultural significance
St John the Evangelist’s Church represents the continuity of parish worship in rural Lancashire. Its longevity as an active Anglican community space demonstrates the enduring role of the church in English village life.
Key facts
- Location: Newton-with-Clifton, Lancashire, United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 53.7761, -2.8161
- Designation: Active Anglican parish church
- Deanery: Kirkham
- Archdeaconry: Lancaster
- Diocese: Blackburn
- Alternative name: Lund Parish Church
Practical information & getting there
The church is situated on an isolated site near Clifton village in Lancashire. As an active parish church, it welcomes visitors during worship services and may be visited by arrangement. Check local parish information for current service times and access details.
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