St Thomas and All Saints is now the principal Anglican church in Ellesmere Port, following the closure of other worship centres in the mid 1990s.

The present buildings date from around 1957 though the interior has been extensively reordered. The worship area is very flexible, with seats rather than pews and a sanctuary area that can be used as a stage for concerts, school plays etc. Adjacent to the worship area is a coffee lounge.


The parish has a vision for the building being a '7 day a week' resource, combining Christian worship, community activities and social events. There is rarely a day when the site is not being used, and the parish considers it a privilege to be able to share our site with various community groups.

As well as the church proper, there is also a church hall, which is also used by the parish family and the community.

St Thomas and All Saints is situated close to the town centre, well placed to realise our vision of being a Christ centred church at the centre of our local community. It is our desire and intention to welcome all who come through our doors or onto our site with the welcoming love of Jesus, and it is our prayer that all who do come into our buildings will meet with Him here.

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