Wigan North West’s worshipping community is made up of 3 church buildings; St John’s, St Luke’s and St Francis and also other worship communities.
St John's, Pemberton
St John’s is located in Pemberton.
We live to serve God and are here for all in our community, whoever you are.
More information about St John’s can be found on their dedicated A Church Near You page.
Alexander Grange Care Home
Alexandra Grange is a service in a care home once a month, if you need more information please contact our Reader, Janet Presho.
St Luke's, Orrell
St Luke’s church began on 11th July 1874 when the foundation of the church was laid, it was only in 1922 that the Parish of St Luke Orrell was created.
The new church foundation was laid on 6th November 1926 in Lodge road and on 24th September 1927 was consecrated as the new church of Orrell. The church was designed by architects Austin and Paley, who designed many churches including St Matthew’s Highfield and St Stephen’s. The style is perpendicular Gothic. During the process the Revd. Arthur Smart (the first vicar of the parish) insisted on a large parking area, prophesying the day when people would drive rather than walk to church.
We are grateful for all those across the decades who have initiated, maintained and sustained St Luke’s in its Christian witness to the community of Orrell. That this church has been able to gather the people of Orrell to regularly worship God and follow Jesus Christ in their daily lives.
More information about St Luke’s can be found on their dedicated A Church Near You page.
St Francis, Kitt Green
St Francis is located in Kitt Green.
The Parish was formed in 1965 from St.John Pemberton.
We have around 130 members on our electoral roll with some 115 adults & children worshipping each week.
More information about St Francis can be found on their dedicated A Church Near You page.
Oasis of Life, St Francis
Oasis of Life is run by Paul Kazibwe. It is at 2pm every Sunday at St. Francis’.
It is a contemporary worship service (including some gospel music).
Chippy Tea, Friday Night at St Francis
Chippy Tea is 6pm for evening prayer followed by Chippy Tea at St. Francis’ every Friday.
Marsh Green
St Barnabas is located in Marsh Green, sadly the building had to close but the community carries on in the local library and have pioneered our community chaplaincy with the Marsh Green Chaplains and offering Holiday Craft & Food clubs.