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| | Religious History: Churches built since 1800 | British History Online |
 | | CHRIST CHURCH, Sparkbrook (Grantham Rd.), a stone building in the Gothic style consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and tower with spire, was consecrated in 1867. |
 | | It was a chapel of ease to Christ Church, Sparkbrook, until it had a parish assigned out of Christ Church, Sparkbrook, in 1928. |
 | | The living was a perpetual curacy in 1853, and became a vicarage in 1868; the patron was the Vicar of St. Nicolas's, King's Norton, until 1916, and the bishop thereafter. |
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