Churches
All Saints' Church, All Saints' Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom, GL52 2HG
Part of the ‘North Cheltenham Team Ministry’, All Saints’ Church upholds the Christian Mission to worship and serve the Gospel of Christ, as well as growing the community and sharing news throughout. The church is situated on the northern edge of central Cheltenham, within walking distance of the town centre and with easy access for disabled visitors.
Church Street, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom, , GL50
As the only surviving medieval building in town, Cheltenham Minster has been in use since its construction in the 1200s. The picturesque church, hidden away behind the high street, is believed to have replaced an 8th Century Saxon church. The twelve bells in the spire can be heard from the main shopping area of Cheltenham.
St Lukes Road, Cheltenham, GL53 7JJ
Before the construction of St Luke’s Church in the 1850’s, the local community used a school building as a place of worship. As part of its design, St Luke’s was to answer a demand for a more appropriate space for prayer. It holds 1,100 people and is decorated with carvings of angels and notable bishops. This Victorian building is updated whenever possible, notably the recent work on indoor heating and a visuals system.
St Paul's Church, St Paul's Rd, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom, , GL50 4EZ
Built in 1831 as the first ‘free’ church in Cheltenham, St Paul’s Church serves the local community with the orthodox Christian way of life. The church, in partnership with Trinity Church, holds the vision to become the heart of the community.
100 - 102 Winchcombe Street, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom, , GL52 2NW
First ministered by the Reverend Francis Close, Trinity Church Cheltenham was opened in 1824. Refurbished in 1994 and now part of the New Wine network in Britain, the church has an outstanding congregation of committed parishioners totaling over 1500 people.
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