Key facts
- Address
- Birmingham
West Midlands - Listed status
- Grade II listed
- Architect
- Julius Alfred Chatwin
Sources: Historic England list entry 1075557, Wikipedia, Wikidata Q19654891
Before visiting St Peter's Church, Handsworth
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About St Peter's Church, Handsworth
St Peter’s Church, Handsworth, stands in Birmingham, West Midlands. This Grade II listed former Anglican parish church remains in religious use, serving a congregation affiliated with the Church of God, Seventh Day.
Julius Alfred Chatwin designed the church late in his career. The Bishop of Birmingham consecrated it on 28 June 1907, and its new parish incorporated areas previously served by St James and St Michael in Handsworth. The Church of England closed it in 1977, leaving the structure unused until deterioration followed. Its present congregation acquired the property in the early 1980s. A William Hill organ, built in 1846 for All Saints in West Bromwich, arrived at St Peter’s in 1910 through the work of William J Bird. Following the Anglican closure, the instrument was taken to St Gregory the Great in Small Heath.
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