An active Anglican parish church in Lancashire, designated Grade II listed and described by architectural historians as decidedly monumental in presence.
At a glance
St John’s Church stands on Chapel Lane in Ellel, serving as an active parish within the Diocese of Blackburn. The building holds Grade II listed status in the National Heritage List for England, recognising its architectural and historical importance to the region.
History
The church operates within the ecclesiastical structure of the Church of England, falling under the deanery of Lancaster and Morecambe and the archdeaconry of Lancaster. Further historical details about its foundation and development are not currently documented in available sources.
What you see
The authors of the Buildings of England series characterise St John’s as decidedly monumental in appearance. Its architectural significance warrants preservation status, though specific structural details require on-site observation.
Cultural significance
As a Grade II listed building, St John’s Church represents an important example of religious architecture in Lancashire. The designation reflects its contribution to the built heritage of the region and its continuing role in community worship.
Key facts
- Location: Chapel Lane, Ellel, Lancashire, United Kingdom
- Status: Active Anglican parish church
- Heritage designation: Grade II listed building
- Coordinates: 53.9961, -2.7855
- Diocese: Blackburn
Practical information & getting there
St John’s Church is located in Ellel, Lancashire. The church remains active and open for worship. For visiting hours, services, and detailed travel directions, contact the Diocese of Blackburn or local parish office. Visit the coordinates for mapping services.
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