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There are three churches in our parish: St. Paul's, St. Bede's and The chapel of St. Mary the Virgin they are all situated in Nelson.

St. Paul's

St. Paul's church from Halifax Road

 

         A general view of the interior 

The Sanctuary                                                 

The James and Catherine Howarth window installed in 1964 on the West Wall

 

 

The Conacher Organ at St. Paul's

 

War memorial with the names of the soldiers from the parish, who died in service during the first world war                                                         

 

 The George Landless window depicting St. Mark and St. Luke

 

The font at the West end of St. Paul's church

                                                             

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Edmondson window on the South wall of St. Paul's

 

Statue of Mary and baby Jesus

 

St. Paul's church in the snow from Halifax Road - 23.3.2008 

 

St. Paul's at Easter 2009

St. Paul's in the past...

This photograph was taken in 1874, if you would like to know more about the history of St. Paul's church, see our History page...

 

The Bi-Centenary of St. Paul's church building is in 2009. Watch out for forthcoming events to celebrate the bi-centenary.



List of clergy who have served at St. Paul's church since 1813.

 

St. Bede's

                                                                                                                               St. Bede's church from Railway Street, Nelson

 

St. Bede's church with Pendle Hill in the background

The interior of the church

The sanctuary

 

 

The former St. Mary's church and The Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin

 

The entrance to the former St. Mary's church,                         Manchester Road, Nelson. The building is now owned by Heritage Trust for the North West.

 The entrance to The chapel of St. Mary the Virgin,                  and the Beacon Centre

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The former St. Mary's church, from Manchester Road

The former St. Mary's church from the Hard Platts