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Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King Liverpool
This unusual and distinctive building can be found a little outside the city center. One of the two stunning cathedrals in the city, the 'Catholic Cathedral' is the result of Sir Frederick Gibberd's award-winning contemporary design of the 1960s. Bearing spectacular architectural nuances, the structure of this cathedral is circular and almost rocket-like in appearance. During the day, the interior mesmerizes with a vivid display of light radiating through magnificent colored glass panels. Marble floors open up to decadent chapels, while the altar bears a bronze crucifix, and craved paneling, a decorative organ and quaint statues also adorn the recesses of this cathedral. The cathedral is also home to an ancient, brick-built crypt which hosts university examinations and the Liverpool Beer Festival. An impressive, suspended metal installation symbolizing the Crown of Thorns hangs above the high altar. Its facade fashioned out of Portland stone, the cathedral looks like a floodlit, funnel-shaped canopy come night. An on-site bookshop and informative guides are also available.
Liverpool Cathedral
Towering over the verdant expanses of St Jame's Mount is one of Britain's largest Anglican Cathedral which boasts sharp arches and one of the world's heaviest-sounding bells, with the magnificent bell tower enhancing the city's skyline. An incredible tribute to Christ's epochal resurrection, the Liverpool Cathedral bears a spectacular Gothic visage fashioned out of sandstone. Its interiors too, with their strikingly-designed vaults looking over an impressive nave and walls embedded with elongated, vibrant stained glass windows, are a sight to behold. Along with being a looming canopy of magnificence, the cathedral's tower is much loved for its ability to afford sweeping, panoramic views of the city, and also as far across as Merseyside on a clear day. A work of exemplary design by Giles Gilbert Scott, the majestic Liverpool Cathedral is touted to be one of the world's largest cathedrals. Above the sprawling premise of the cathedral's floor is the well-lit Elizabeth Hoare gallery, a fine repository of eclectic and regal Victorian and Edwardian embroidery works belonging to the priests and the clergies. In addition to traditional services, the cathedral also hosts an array of concerts, exhibitions, recitals, gala dinners, and graduation ceremonies.
The Reds Gallery At The Bluecoat
The Reds Gallery At The Bluecoat is a must visit for all you Liverpool fans out there. This gallery is home to one of the most extensive collections of original photographs from the celebrated clubs history, with some of them being quite old. The collections change once in three months, and feature pictures captured by a number of artists. The cost of these pictures begins from somewhere around GBP20, and there is no upper limit. Even if you don't wish to purchase, this gallery does serve as an interesting testimony to the clubs history.
Church of St Christopher
The Church of St Christopher lies in the Norris Green area of Liverpool, England. This lovely shrine is a part of the diocese of Liverpool and was built in 1932. This Anglican parish church is constructed in a cruciform plan and was designed by Bernard A. Miller. Made from brick, one of the beautiful features of this church is the chancel arch which has a relievo of a dove and angels. This beautiful shrine has been assigned a Grade II in the Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest by English Heritage.
St John the Evangelist's Church, Sandiway
St John the Evangelist's Church is a highly active Anglican church with excellent architecture. The church was built in the 19th Century and has constantly worked towards the betterment of the community, serving it with complete dedication. The church has various events that take place here along with the regular prayers. It also conducts weddings, baptisms and funerals. The church holds special events for children and is a great place for your children to learn about religion and God.
Church of St Dunstan
Church of St Dunstan is an Anglican church located in Edge Hill, Liverpool. The church's building features Gothic Revival architectural style and is present at its current site since 1886. The church is constructed from red Ruabon brick with stunning grandeur; hence the English Heritage described it as "severe but handsome design". Also, the church has received accolades for its impressive interiors too.
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Swanlow Lane, Cheshire, Winsford, United Kingdom, CW7 1JE
Built in the 19th Century, this is the second church built by the noted architect John Douglas. This building of polychromatic brick and red sandstone with its slate roof has a strikingly different appearance, This unconventional building reflects a period of experimentation in the career of the architect. The church is still functional with an active congregation that is a part of the Untied Reformed Church.
The Village Green, Lancashire, Rivington, United Kingdom, BL6 7SE
The congregation of the Rivington Unitarian Chapel dates back to 1662, when Reverend Samuel Newton was ejected from the Rivington Church. However, the chapel was only built in 1703 with the motto "Here let no man a stranger be". This plain looking chapel is largely built from gritstones with a small bell cote on the west gable. The chapels original gates and box pews have survived and memorials have been put up in honor of Reverend Samuel Newton and the Lord of Willoughby. The church is still active and services are held on every first and third Sunday at 2:15p. Its historical significance in the struggle of the nonconformists draws visitors to this warm and peaceful chapel.
Norley Road, Sandiway, United Kingdom, CW8 2JU
St John the Evangelist's Church is a highly active Anglican church with excellent architecture. The church was built in the 19th Century and has constantly worked towards the betterment of the community, serving it with complete dedication. The church has various events that take place here along with the regular prayers. It also conducts weddings, baptisms and funerals. The church holds special events for children and is a great place for your children to learn about religion and God.
Earle Road, Liverpool, United Kingdom, L7 6HD
Church of St Dunstan is an Anglican church located in Edge Hill, Liverpool. The church's building features Gothic Revival architectural style and is present at its current site since 1886. The church is constructed from red Ruabon brick with stunning grandeur; hence the English Heritage described it as "severe but handsome design". Also, the church has received accolades for its impressive interiors too.
Overbury Street, Liverpool, United Kingdom, L7 3HJ
St Anne's Church lies in the district of Edge Hill in Liverpool, England. This Roman Catholic church dates from around 1846 and was built by the monks of Downside Abbey. Designed by Charles Hansom, this parish church had a chancel, transepts and an apse added in 1889. Built from red sandstone with a slate roof, this shrine consists of a nave, aisles, an apsidals and a tower. Designed in the Decorated style, there are lovely lancet and light windows in this shrine. This magnificent church has been assigned a Grade II in the Statutory List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest by English Heritage.
20 Eldon Street, Liverpool, United Kingdom, L3
The Church of Our Lady of Reconciliation lies in the area of Vauxhall in Liverpool, Germany. This lovely building is constructed with buff stone and red stone dressings with a slate roof. It is made up of a nave, a chancel, a porch and aisles and has several lancet windows. The porch was added in the 20th Century and a beautiful rose window is perched above it. Designed by E. W. Pugin, this shrine holds around 1800 people.
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