St Paul’s Church is a small building, but with a big heart.
Nestled at the top of a short track next to the old school, the congregation is drawn from farms and homes over a wide area, especially for services like Harvest and Christmas, when it can be standing-room only. There is a family feel to the worship, and you are sure of a warm welcome.
On Sunday 31st March we had our Easter Daybreak service – and thankfully it didn’t rain. A congregation of 30 were in church before dawn, and stood to watch the sunrise (albeit it was a somewhat misty morning). The finest view from a church in the dicese, according to one visiting bishop. Thanks to Sharon and Heather for the photographs!
Planning your visit:
services usually take place on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of each month, but please check the rota (see ‘downloads’)
services are normally from Common Worship
A Morning Prayer service takes place on Thursdays at 10am (please check rota)
the church is not generally open outside of service times
there is an indoor lavatory
there is a small car park
there is a small (1″) step at the front door, then level access
there are usually refreshments after Sunday services