Christ Church in Alsager, Cheshire was built in 1789 as a chapel of ease for St Bertoline's church in Barthomley. It became a parish church in it's own right in 1946. The church has a six bay nave and a three bay chancel with apse. There is a tower to the west. The church is in the Georgian style with features such as Tuscan demi-columns on the exterior.
The church is built from yellow ashlar Keuper sandstone.
