St Michael and All Angels, originally a Norman church but with some Victorian additions and stained glass, has been much restored and is generally well cared for, as is the churchyard. The church has electric light and under-pew heating, a traditional organ, an electronic keyboard and a piano, and also floodlighting. We also have a peal of bells rung from time to time by visiting bell ringers.
Somewhere between 1100 and 1135 the Norman church was built. The beautiful south door wall with its Norman Door tooth moulding is all that remains.

Enmore is a popular church for weddings and baptisms as well as holding funerals for many who have connections with the community of Enmore. The church yard remains open for burials and internment of ashes.