Designed by Price and Linklater, this was built 1870-2 on land donated by Lord Egerton. The spire was added in 1880, and the glass between then and the 1890s.
The original foundation was a church and a school, but the school was sold in the 1980s and is now a bar and restaurant.
Both church and school were built in sandstone, of two colours, in the Gothic style
In 1983–84 the interior of the church was altered to designs by the Ellis Williams Partnership, after the parish was merged with neighbouring Birch and the closure of their Church of St James. The Fallowfield church has not taken a dual dedication, but houses the worshippers of both former parishes.
The church is grade II listed (
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The school is also grade II listed (
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The congregation have their own web site at
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