Holy Cross RC Church is a Grade II listed building, built between 1860-62 The church is at the…read morenorthern end of the George Street Conservation Area and 2 minutes walk from St.Helens Central railway station and bus station. The building & grounds have been refurbished as part of the George Street Cultural Quarter initiative. The Foundation Stone of Holy Cross Church, was laid in 1860 and the Solemn Opening of the church took place on Thursday 1st May 1862. The church is pretty big and well looked after inside. Mass times are Sunday at 9.30am and weekdays at 12.15pm.

This is a lovely old fashioned catholic church though it does get cold in summer as well as winter…read more The parking is on the surrounding street s and the car park opposite that serves the walk in centre, though sometimes you will need to pay and display. It gets very busy at Sunday service; it's a 9am mass so it's quite popular. There is no choir or folk group but the service is still uplifting and the congregation very welcoming.

St.Luke's is a welcoming family church with a strong choral tradition and Sunday school…read more Our choir is world-renowned and has produced a number of excellent recordings on CD. You are always welcome to come and visit our small but beautifully kept village church. At our Family Communion service every week, you will find a welcoming family atmosphere, where all are invited both young and old to worship together. After the peace we are joined by the Sunday school, who show the congregation the things they have learned that week. St.Luke's prides itself in its welcoming and friendly attitude; I hope that if you visit you will feel the same. The Priest in charge is Rev. Michael Read, his wife is the Methodist Minister. The Choir of St.Luke's have gained a national reputation for their skill, professionalism and, quite simply, the quality and beauty of their performances

This is a lovely Anglican church and is the parish church of St Helens. It is right in the centre…read moreof town so the parking is good but about a 5 minutes' walk from the church itself. It is lovely inside. They often have stall selling hand made goods which are lovely. I have been to a few christenings' and weeding there and they are also lovely occasion. It's quite a nice place to have photos taken if the surrounding stores aren't open but that doesn't happen a lot. When people do get married there the cars are allowed right outside.

This is a lovely small church with a great atmosphere and a lovely priest. My cousin is Deaf and…read morethe priest has learnt some British Sign Language and does it during the main parts of mass so that my cousin can take part. The only drawback to this church would be if you wanted to get married it doesn't have a centre aisle so can look at bit strange with the bride walking down one side of the church. However, my nan solved this problem by having a double wedding!!

I live by this Church and I am afraid I have found the attitudes of the father and the parishioners…read moretowards the residents of Heath Street and the community in general, is one of rudeness and contempt, unless you are a member of this church. Residents would quite often find notes on their cars reprimanding them if we dared to park on the churches land, even if there wasn't a service on or another car in sight! No give and take or community spirit. People living in the area of St Austins Parish and it's adjoining school have had to put up with much disruption from all the construction work being carried out for St Austins school next door. We've had double yellow lines imposed on us that only the residents of Heath Street seemed to have adhered to as the vast majority of the Parishoners, construction workers and HGV wagons etc. ignore the DOUBLE YELLOW LINES and park on them Also the parishioners and construction vehicles also seem to think they have the right to drive down Heath Street which was conveniently made into a one way street, the wrong way! to access the Church and the construction site. And now with what seems a very mean spirited and uncaring attitude, after many, many years of people and children in the community around Thatto Heath using the grassed land off Govett Road to play on, walk their dogs on, use as a short cut through to other areas of Thatto Heath and also people using it to gain as access to get to their allotments have now had this taken away from them -A very large chunk of this field has been completely blocked off and taken for a school field that will probably get used 2 - 3 times a year. Where was the community spirit? As small walk way for people to still cut through the exisiting land to still play on, access allotments and walk their dogs on what is left, would have been much appreciated by many people. I am sorry but after living 6 years by this church, I will be glad to move when I can.

This is a beautiful Church right at the heart of the local community. I have gone through all of my…read morereligious sacraments here and everyone has been a lovely experience. My friend recently got married and it was magical. Father Dooley is the parish priest and he always has time to speak to you. It's a nice church to look at as well, although as with all churches it does get cold. The car park is right next door and there are no steps so it's easy to get wheelchairs and prams in and out.

Anglican Church that was (is) attached to my primary school, being just down the road. The original…read morechapel dates from around 1180, and despite being a vehement atheist, getting history lessons in here from Alan Foster was probably one of the highlights of my primary education at that time - he wrote the book: A History of Farnworth Church, its Parish and Village. It's a lovely old building. DMJ1962 will no doubt give you the lowdown on the history!

A very friendly multicultural lively church. Praise and Worship catering for all age groups…read more Fantastic SundayZone (Sunday-school) for ages 1-3 With brand new purpose built Creche, then ages 4 up to 15 years (various classes according to age). September 2012 11 years to 15 years meet in Youth Den for chats, discussions and coffee. Ring 01744 895589 for more details. Sunday Family Meeting 10.30.a.m. Sunday Evening 6.30.p.m. Tuesday ring above number for a Home group meeting in your area Thursday Evening Bible discussion and study group 7.30.p.m. Watch out for the additional events, the last one held on Good Friday 2011, was a performance by the YouthZone and called the 'The Last Supper', this was a re-enactment of the crucifixion of Christ. Followed by a free hot pot supper. A great evening it was packed out. Looking for a place to meet friends and enjoy good worship and teaching etc. You need to give this place a look in. You won't be disappointed.

I have experienced worship, prayer and sermons being preached all over the country including some…read moreof the most popular churches in the capital, but Pastor Foster is in a league of his own! This man makes you want to get close to God...he himself is so zealous and passionate that you walk out of the church after a sermon feeling happy, carefree and spiritually awakened. He is larger than life and delivers his sermons with an incredible amount of wit and wisdom. It really is a taste of heaven on earth...very reminiscent of the great preacher Smith Wrigglesworth (the man who was regarded as a miracle maker). If you are really serious about getting connected with God then you will not get any better than the pastor st Greenough Street. All ages, shapes, colours and sizes welcome! Very friendly people