the church centre consists of a church and an attached church hall. the church is constructed in red sandstone from runcorn, and its roof is slated. its architectural style is a mixture of arts and crafts and gothic revival. the plan consists of a nave with north and south passage (narrow) aisles, a north transept, a short chancel, and a southwest tower. the hall is at right angles to the church. the tower has angle buttresses, and pairs of louvred bell openings. at the top is a cornice carved with foliage and beasts, and a panelled and embattled parapet. the tower is high. at the (liturgical) west end are three lancet windows with a five-light window above containing perpendicular tracery. flanking the windows are bays, each containing a gabled porch with niches above and, at the top, an embattled parapet. on the south side of the church are three projecting gabled bays and two bays between them. on the north side are two projecting bays with one bay between, and a two-bay transept. each bay contains a three-light window. the east window has five lights. attached to the church beyond the transept is a chapel keeper's house. the church hall is in tudor style. it has four bays, and contains mullioned and transomed windows.