Reviews of St Mark's Church. (Church) in Manchester (Greater Manchester).

St Mark's Church

31 Reviews

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Anglican church

Worsley Brow, Worsley, Manchester M28 2WH, United Kingdom

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Information of St Mark's Church, Church in Manchester (Greater Manchester)

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Reviews of St Mark's Church

A. M.

Visited to listen to the Black Dyke Band. Very popular event and church was at capacity. Toilet in the entrance which was well received and plenty of pews. Ticket included interval refreshments. We'll organised, only downside is parking, which us limited outside and a good walk to alternative parking at the school.

R. H.

Saint Mark’s Church now has a ring of 10 bells cast in 1935 by John Taylor & Co of Loughborough and tuned to the Taylor’s True Harmonic System (see blow). When the church was consecrated in 1846 there were 3 bells in the tower. This was augmented to 8 bells in 1873 with the tenor weighing 20 cwt (1,020 kg). By the mid 1920s the bells were described as “a mixed lot, not very well in tune“. The church is located very close to the Worsley junction with the Manchester orbital M60 motorway. The impressive spire is easy to spot when approaching on the motorway.

D. K.

Long family connections with this lovely church - a real gem tucked between an unlovely motorway and a busy roundabout. With all that, it still manages to be a real oasis.