Visiting All Saints

All Saints, is now the only church building in the village. We host some Methodist services at 9.30 and have regular joint services at 11.00.

The church was completed in 1870, having been designed by Paley and Austin of Lancaster. It is a wonderful building and has a tall broach spire surmounting the tower containing the original six bells and frame by Warners of London.  We also have interesting stained glass by Hardman of Birmingham and Shrigley and Hunt of Lancaster and a vaulted chancel roof.
The first vicar of the church was Revd Frederick Binyon, father of poet Laurence Binyon (1869-1943), whose poem ‘For the Fallen’ is used at Remembrance Day services.  Some of Laurence’s poems reflect his love of this area.  We have one war grave in the church yard.

We recently completed a full restoration of our Spire after being awarded a large grant from the Listed Places of Worship Roof Fund.  Our parishioners worked hard all year round raising the remainder of the finance needed - making the restoration a true community project.  The spire can be seen for miles around and if you are driving or walking in the area you will appreciate the beauty of this important landmark from many different viewpoints. Watch the you tube clip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ax689Wp9HcY

We would love to see you if you call in. Walkers and cyclists please note that when the church is open during the day we provide free self service refreshments and a place for quiet prayer and rest.  We also run our Stay and Play on Thursday mornings during term time for the under fives and parents. Stay and Play has its own webpage Here. Guests are always welcome at any of our activities and services.

We are now part of the Ingleborough Team Ministry, Revd Denis Tate is the team  vicar for All Saints