All Saints Church in Chester: photos, reviews

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All Saints Church in Hoole, Chester, is a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture designed by renowned architects John Douglas and Samuel Daukes, and it has been a landmark since its opening in 1912. This beautifully maintained church is more than just a place of worship; it offers a dynamic community experience. With an impressive rating of 4.6 on Google, the church fosters a welcoming atmosphere where visitors can engage in learning about following Jesus through various activities. The active youth programs are particularly notable, ensuring a warm reception from a friendly congregation. Additionally, its excellent acoustics and lighting make it a popular venue for folk sessions, adding to its appeal as a vibrant community hub.

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Wheelchair accessible

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Dene Hotel

Bus stop 95 m walk

Newton Lane

Bus stop 84 m walk

Hoole Road

Bus stop 142 m walk

Hamilton Street

Bus stop 60 m walk

Faulkner Street

Bus stop 371 m walk

Shavington Avenue

Bus stop 173 m walk

4.6

based on 75 reviews

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4.6/5 75 reviews

Jacqueline Boon

We attended a concert by a duo who were called Belle Voci and we had a wonderful evening. The church is beautiful and obviously well looked after.

Linda Barberÿ

Wonderful visit and meal. Thank you all so much. Bless you.

jim harrison

Parish church in hoole with lots of activities and the opportunity to learn about following Jesus. There is an active youth work. I was welcomed and greeted by several people.

All Saints Church in Chester

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