St Luke’s Church, Orrell

St Luke's Church, Orrell — view
St Luke's Church, Orrell. Photo via Wikimedia Commons.
WIGAN, UNITED KINGDOM
St Luke’s Church, Orrell

An active Anglican parish church serving the Orrell community in Greater Manchester, St Luke’s stands on Lodge Road as part of the Church of England’s Liverpool Diocese.

At a glance

St Luke’s Church is an Anglican parish church located in Orrell, a district of Wigan in Greater Manchester. The church remains active in its pastoral mission, serving the local community as part of the deanery of Wigan and archdeaconry of Warrington under the Liverpool Diocese.

History

No historical details are currently available for this church. Further archival research is needed to document its founding, construction period, and development.

What you see

St Luke’s occupies a prominent position on Lodge Road in Orrell. The church building’s architectural character and features await detailed documentation.

Cultural significance

As an active parish church, St Luke’s continues to serve an important spiritual and community function within the Wigan area, contributing to the religious life of Orrell.

Key facts

  • Location: Lodge Road, Orrell, Wigan, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom
  • Coordinates: 53.529°N, 2.71°W
  • Denomination: Anglican (Church of England)
  • Diocese: Liverpool
  • Deanery: Wigan
  • Status: Active parish church

Practical information & getting there

St Luke’s Church is located on Lodge Road in Orrell, Wigan. For service times, visitor information, or details about the church community, contact the local deanery office or the Liverpool Diocese.

Sources & resources

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