An active Anglican parish church in Lancashire, St Michael’s serves the deanery of Ormskirk and stands as a Grade I listed building of national significance.
At a glance
St Michael’s Church occupies Church Lane in Aughton, a village in Lancashire. The church functions as an active Anglican parish within the ecclesiastical structures of the Diocese of Liverpool, maintaining ties with neighbouring Holy Trinity, Bickerstaffe through a united benefice.
History
The church serves the historic community of Aughton. Its enduring role within the Anglican tradition reflects centuries of parish life in this part of Lancashire. The benefice structure, shared with Holy Trinity, Bickerstaffe, demonstrates the practical organisation of modern Anglican ministry across the region.
What you see
St Michael’s architectural character earned it Grade I listed status from the National Heritage List for England, indicating structures of exceptional interest. The church building represents a significant example of ecclesiastical architecture worthy of national recognition.
Cultural significance
As a Grade I listed building, St Michael’s holds formal recognition as a structure of outstanding architectural or historical importance. The church continues as a functioning centre of Anglican worship and community life in Aughton, anchoring local religious practice and heritage.
Key facts
- Location: Church Lane, Aughton, Lancashire
- Country: United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 53.5419, −2.9198
- Designation: Grade I listed building
- Status: Active Anglican parish church
- Diocese: Liverpool
- Deanery: Ormskirk
- Benefice: United with Holy Trinity, Bickerstaffe
Practical information & getting there
St Michael’s is located in Aughton village on Church Lane. As an active parish church, it welcomes visitors during services and community events. For current opening times and information about worship, contact the Diocese of Liverpool or the deanery of Ormskirk directly.
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