Our Three Churches
For information about the services in each of our churches please see the ‘Worship’ page.
Consecrated in 1836 Immanuel Church on New Lane is a grade II listed building. The stained glass windows include three Burne-Jones listed artworks.
The peal of 8 bells is rung regularly for services and weddings, with regular practices on Thursday evenings. They are also used for LACR training events.
Immanuel has an extensive churchyard, maintained by volunteers. The church also has a good car park with space for 36 cars.
All Saints Church on Aspen Lane is a modern building with an adjoining hall. It is at the top of a hill with wonderful views over the Oswaldtwistle countryside.
The Church Hall is used Monday – Friday during Term time by an independent nursery
All Saints has a small memorial garden and off road parking for about 6 cars.
St. Paul’s Church is on Catlow Hall Street in the centre of the town.
The church was consecrated in 1884, the then Parish of St Paul’s having been formed out of that of St James, Church Kirk. The church is surrounded by housing having been built to serve the local congregation.
St Paul’s is in the Rhyddings conservation area, close to Rhyddings Park.