There has been worship at this site for over 1,000 years. Anyone visiting the Church to attend a service will be made very welcome. In particular we encourage parents and children of any age. The Church is open every morning and afternoon and we welcome visitors, offering you a chance to make yourself a cup of tea or coffee and also use the loo!  11th Century wall paintings were recently found in the vestry and there is evidence that the Romans used the site, possibly for military purposes. Much of the stained glass in the East Window is medieval, a lot of it orinally from a monsatery in Germany.

On the first Sunday of each month we hold Xpressions Cafe, a form of drop-in church which runs from 09:30 to 12:00. Come and have as much good coffe and cake as you like (free, of course) or go upstairs and participate in Xpressions with its family-oriented craft, songs and stories; or go into the medieval church for discussion or contmeporary worship with participation, video, songs and reflection.

"Chet News" is produced 10 times per year and is distributed, free of charge, to every household in Chedgrave, Hardley & Langley. On the R. Chet there are a number of small boatyards and a caravan site serving the Norfolk Broads holiday trade.

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