Church of the Ascension, Stirchley (II)

The Church of the Ascension in Stirchley, Birmingham, England is a Grade II listed Anglican church. Its architectural significance stems from its late Victorian construction and design features, leading to its protected status. The '(II)' designation in the title specifically refers to its Grade II listing, indicating it is a building of special interest, warranting efforts to preserve it. Grade II listed buildings are nationally important and of special interest, but are not deemed as important as Grade I or II* listed buildings. Information readily available online typically refers to its architectural style (often described as Gothic Revival or a variation thereof) and the names of the architects involved in its design and construction. Detailed information about its historical significance, internal features, and any specific events of importance to the community it serves, would contribute to a more comprehensive encyclopedia entry.