A utilitarian building, converted from an old  egg-packing  station in 1971.

The 1950s and 60s saw the decline and eventual demise of the cotton industry in Preston. There was a great deal of slum clearance, and new housing estates built. The Larches estate was built at Ashton. The building housing the present church was  acquired  in  1971,  having  previously been an  egg-packing  station. A narthex and auxiliary room were added at that time. It is a utilitarian brick building of no special interest. Interior not inspected.

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