Parishes/churches within 3 miles of Ormskirk - SD413085

Gridref/Place Dedication Distance Year Denomination Graveyard Miles Km - Any - Anglican Baptist Congregational/Independant Cemeteries Episcopal Church of Scotland Jewish Methodist Presbyterian/Unitarian Roman Catholic Secession churches (Scotland) Society of Friends (Quakers) Other - No check - Yes Yes or maybe No

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Help required	Miles
	0.1	SSW	St Peter and St Paul (Church of England), Church St, Ormskirk
	0.2	SSE	Railway Rd Primitive Methodist, Ormskirk
	0.4	SSE	Congregational, Ormskirk
	0.3	SE	Derby Street Wesleyan Methodist, Ormskirk
	0.3	S	Fogg's Chapel (Presbyterian), Aughton St, Ormskirk
	0.4	S	Moorgate Christadelphian, Ormskirk
	0.6	SSW	St Anne (Roman Catholic), Prescot Rd, Ormskirk
	1.1	SW	Christ Church (Church of England), Holborn Hill, Aughton
	1.1	SW	Long Lane Baptist, Aughton
	1.6	ESE	St James (Church of England), Vicarage Lane, Westhead
	2.3	NE	St John the Evangelist (Roman Catholic), Chapel Lane, Burscough
	2.4	SW	St Michael (Church of England), Church Lane, Aughton
	2.5	SSE	Burial ground (Society of Friends), Bickerstaffe
	2.4	NW	Morris Lane Wesleyan Methodist, Halsall
	~ 2	ENE	St John The Evangelist (Roman Catholic), Chapel Lane, Lathom
	2.6	N	Merscar Lane Welsh Presbyterian, Scarisbrick
	2.8	ENE	St John (Church of England), Lathom
	2.9	NE	Orrell Lane Wesleyan Methodist, Burscough
	2.9	WNW	St Cuthbert (Church of England), Halsall Rd, Halsall
	2.9	NE	Primitive Methodist, Burscough

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The GENUKI church database is not a complete list of all churches, and for many areas it just contains most parish churches at the start of the 19th century. It is planned that over time many more churches will be added but until then we hope that those it does find are useful.

The distances shown above are in most cases only approximate. This is because the church locations themselves are given as the corner of nearest Km square on the Ordnance Survey map in most cases. Some have been updated to the actual 1/10 Km location, but the majority have not. So use the distances as a guide, not a precise figure.

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The information provided has been obtained from a number of sources and although every effort is made to avoid errors, just a few may be present. So if there are any please let us know. [Select the church in the list above, and use the link at the bottom of that page to tell us].

In particular different sources describe churches in different ways and sometimes use different place names. So if there do appear to be duplicates, again let us know. If there are any churches missing then please tell us. The basic information that we need is:

• The OS grid reference of the church.
• The name of the place where it is located.
• The name of the street where it is located especially if there is no dedication.
• The denomination.
• Any dedication.

For a more detailed description about providing information please look at the techniques for finding church information.

Other useful information is the founding and closing dates of the church, a picture, if the church has its own website, the name of the road on which it is/was sited, the records that exist and which repository holds them etc. Icons against the churches in the list above are provided to easily see which piece of information is required. Click the individual icons in the list above to report it. The icons are:

Basic details:
	Is it dedicated to a saint, or does it have a name?
	Exact location (OS gridref obtained by point and click on a map). Click this icon to show the location marked on a Google map. Drag the icon to the correct location, and a link will appear which lets you report that location. A description of how to use Streetmaps to pass on exact locations is also available.
	The name of the street where the church is sited.
	When was the church founded?
	Is the church still open or has it closed?
	We know the church has closed, but do not yet know when that happened.
	Has the church ever had a graveyard?
	A URL for the church's own website.
Pictures:
	A picture of the church. We have some tips about taking church pictures and the best format to use. If you are planning a trip to take church pictures, select the check box at the left hand side of the search bar at the top of this page, and click the New Search button. This list will then exclude those churches for which we have a picture, and will also show the OS grid reference.
For churches for which we have a record of the basic details:
	A few details about the history of the church.
	Who holds the church records.

Building up a complete picture requires local knowledge and if you have any such information that you can share, then it will really help other users.