St Philip with
St Stephen,
Salford
St Philip’s with St Stephen is a friendly
congregation, who are proud of their
history of social action and uplifting
worship.  The area is now one of the
most desirable in Greater Manchester
but in the past, has been one of the
poorest communities in the country.  The congregation includes locals new and old –
and people from a wider area with connections to the church.  St Philip’s worships in the
Anglican tradition and is committed to being inclusive of everybody.  The church school
on Barrow St is an excellent primary school.

Address -         St Philips Place, Salford, M3 6FJ  

Our "
A Church Near You" Site.     

Where are we?– click here for a map

You can find us just off of Chapel St
between Salford (Roman Catholic)
Cathedral and the old Salford Royal
Hospital (now apartments,
known simply as 'The Royal)
we are also very close to Salford
University and a short walk
from Manchester City Centre

Contact details
Clergy  :-  Rev Andy Salmon
Number :- 0161 834 2041                
E-mail address :-        
Rev.andy@btinternet.com
Andy has a blog here
Room booking contacts :- Mrs Hilda Taylor 0161-832 5477


Church Volunteer. We have a volunteer with us this year from Hungary. Click here
to find out what she does!

Service times -        Sunday, 9.45 am Holy Communion service   
Tuesday at 7 pm  Communion Service celebrating Saints from the past and looking for
inspiration in the present.

Activities
St Philips C of E primary school, Barrow St Tel: 0161-832 6637
Church Monday Club at school for children aged 7-11. Every Monday 3 pm - 4 pm
Salford Choral Society rehearse on Wednesday nights. Their website
here.
There are regular concerts at St Phil's

How to book baptism/ weddings
Contact Andy Salmon who is priest in charge of Sacred Trinity and St Philips.

Brief history of the building.
Designed by Sir Robert Smirke in 1825, the building’s Greek style is unique in Salford.  
The view of the church from chapel St is the most impressive, with its bow – fronted
porch with ionic colonnade and balustraded parapet and bell tower above.  The main
entrance is around the corner at the west end of the church.  The spacious interior is
well worth a visit.  
The church became St Philip’s with St Stephen in 1962 when St Stephen’s church on St
Stephen St closed and the congregations merged.  The site of St Stephen’s church is
still a small park between Trinity Way and St Stephens St.
Have a virtual look around St
Phil's courtesy of Joby Catto
Click here