Saint Philips Chapel Street is a Church of England plant in partnership with New Wine, launched into an existing 1824 building in September 2016 - a striking choice of venue, since the Neo-Classical church, on Wilton Place just off Chapel Street in Salford, is Grade II* listed and was designed by Sir Robert Smirke, the architect behind the British Museum. Five minutes' walk from Salford University and Salford Central station, the church describes its worship and community life as 'biblically based, missional, open-hearted, and creative', with a strong commitment to the poor. Three services run every Sunday - 9:30am Communion, 10:45am Morning Service and 6:30pm Evening Service - all livestreamed on YouTube as, in the church's words, 'an open window into what's happening.' Music matters here: Chapel Street Music, an in-house collective of the church's own songwriters and musicians founded in 2022, records and releases original worship music on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube. Community life runs through the week via Chapel Tots (Tuesdays, for families and carers with babies and toddlers), dedicated Chapel Street Students and Chapel Street Youth groups, Connect Groups, and the Alpha course for anyone exploring faith. On the practical side, the church runs a Foodbank and a Drop-in Café alongside other support groups, putting its stated care 'for our community' into weekly practice. It's a church that pairs a genuinely historic, architecturally significant building with a creative, contemporary worship culture built around original in-house music.