Location : Cleator Moor
Map - Ordnance Survey - NY 015153
St John’s Church was consecrated on 25th June 1872. The style is described as Anglo-Norman, by George Ferguson, 1870. It consists of a large and lofty nave, with clerestory windows, with large aisles on both sides, and will accommodate about 900 persons. The church tower is 68 feet high and contains the heaviest set of bells in the Diocese.
The church is a Grade II listed building.
There are several stained glass windows of interest - by Reid Millican and William Wailes.
The East window - with a figure of Christ, crowned with thorns.
Services – 9.30am every Sunday (Holy Communion) + 9.30am every Wednesday (Holy Communion)
Aerial photo by Simon Ledingham.
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