Churches in Stamford, Lincolnshire, England
 Churches in Stamford:
    All Saints'
    Browne's Hospital
    Christ Church
    King's Cafe
    Stamford & District
    Stamford Free Church
    St George's
    St John's
    St Martin's
    St Mary and St Augustine's
    St Mary's
    Strict Baptist Chapel
    The Salvation Army
    Trinity Methodist
    United Reformed Church
 No longer churches:
    St Michael's
    St Paul's
 No longer standing:
    All Saints Beyond the Bridge
    General Baptists
    Holy Trinity / St Stephen's
    Nonconformist Chapels
    St Andrew's
    St Clement's
    St Mary Bynnewerk
    St Michael Cornstall
    St Peter's

Christ Church
Church of England





Current Information
Web Site: http://www.christchurchstamford.com

Location: Green Lane, Stamford  [click here for a map]
Minister: The Revd Bob Mackrill
Phone: 01780 754490

Services on Sunday: 10am and 6.30pm
Services on Sunday: 11.30am (fourth Sunday of the month)


Historical Background
Christ Church is the newest parish church in Stamford. In 1959 it was proposed to build a new church to serve the expanding residential area in the north of the town.

A wooden hut (still standing) was erected on Willoughby Road as a daughter church to St. Michael's, and dedicated in 1961. It was affiliated to St. John's when St. Michael's closed in 1962. For the next 10 years the hut served as a place of worship as well as a community centre.

In 1972 Christ Church became a conventional district within the parish of St. John's, and in 1975 work began on creating a permanent building which would be a parish church in its own right. Land was acquired on Green Lane, and by 1978 the flat roofed part of the building was complete. Stage 2 was to construct the main church on top of the old water tank on the site! The tank now forms a storage area below the church, which was completed in 1979. Christ Church became a formal parish in 1992.

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