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History of St Michael’s and All Angels

St Michael’s Church was consecrated by the Bishop of Lincoln in 1863 was designed by James Fowler of Louth, a prolific architect and restorer of Lincolnshire churches.St Michael’s became reputed for worshipping in the Anglo-Catholic tradition and 150 years later it continues to hold dear this traditional, yet inclusive form of worship.

History

St Michael and All Angels was built due to the generosity of one William Wright, (born in Somerby near Brigg on 24th March, 1785). During his childhood Wright attended Louth Grammar School which must have left him with fond memories of the town as in his later years he gave the then current vicar of St James’s a blank cheque followed by a cheque for £1000 for the purchase of the site and the building works for the church. Sadly William Wright died before seeing the completion of St Michael’s.

This beautiful Church was consecrated on 5th May 1863 and is a fine example of the work of Louth Architect James Fowler (1828-1892). The original cost of St. Michael’s was £3,266.13s.6d.

An organ was procured in 1864 from Foster and Andrews of Hull at a cost £300.0s.0d. The cost for this was raised from a highly successful bazaar held in Louth Town Hall, a most impressive amount considering the value of money at that time. In 1908 the present Lady Chapel was added and cost £1,300.0s

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The Spirit himself testifies with our spirit that we are God’s children.
Romans 8:16
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The Parish of Louth

The Parish of Louth is part of the Deanery of Louthesk within the Church of England.

The largest church Saint James's can be seen from miles around. There are two other churches in Louth - St Michael's and All Angels and Trinity. Alongside these we have All Saints Church in South Elkington, St Martin's in Welton-le-Wold and St Andrew's in Stewton.

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