An active Anglican parish church in the Lake District village of Torver, serving the Furness deanery and designated Grade II listed.
At a glance
St Luke’s is a working parish church rooted in the small Cumbrian village of Torver. It remains central to Anglican worship in this corner of northwest England, within the ecclesiastical hierarchy of the diocese of Carlisle.
History
Details about the church’s origins and construction are not available in current records.
What you see
The church is recognized as a heritage structure of note. It holds Grade II listed status in the National Heritage List for England, indicating architectural or historical interest worthy of protection.
Cultural significance
St Luke’s serves as both a spiritual center and a heritage landmark within Torver’s community. Its listed status reflects its contribution to the village’s architectural and cultural identity.
Key facts
- Location: Torver, Cumbria, United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 54.3382, -3.1022
- Ecclesiastical status: Active Anglican parish church, Diocese of Carlisle
- Heritage designation: Grade II listed building, National Heritage List for England
Practical information & getting there
St Luke’s is located in Torver, a village in the Lake District area of Cumbria. As an active parish church, it welcomes visitors; contact local sources for current service times and visiting hours.
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