St Stephen's Church, Astley, Anglican church in Astley, England.
St Stephen's Church stands on Manchester Road and was built in 1968 with a modern architectural style featuring brick construction. The building is designed to accommodate the congregation for worship and community gatherings.
A chapel was first established on this site in 1631 to serve the local community and was supported by Adam Mort. The modern building replaced earlier versions and was constructed in response to changing needs of the congregation.
The church serves as a gathering place for the local community to worship and participate in services throughout the year. It plays an important role in the religious life of Astley and brings people together around shared faith.
The church is easily accessible from Manchester Road and offers parking facilities for visitors. The building is equipped with accessibility features to ensure all visitors can move around comfortably.
The current building was constructed following a fire in 1961 that destroyed the previous church structure. This rebuild led to a modern facility that better served the growing congregation's needs.
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