Facilities and features
Accessibility
There is a ramp going into the church and also between the nave and the chancel.
A wheelchair is available in the vestry - just ask one of our team.
Church is open daily from 10 am to 4 pm, with some gentle music playing in the background. Please feel free to spend some quiet time in our peaceful church, and perhaps light a candle.
Dogs are welcome, and a dog bowl with fresh water is available outside the main door of the church.
Hearing Loop installed in the whole of the church.
Either park on the road outside the church, or sometimes the car park at the Village Hall opposite the church is available.
Large print hymn books and Orders of Service are available on request.
This is available outside the Village Hall, which is directly opposite the church.
Our Building
A Grade 1 listed Church dating back to the 12th Century. A delightful setting on the River Soar.
Music and Worship
There is a team of bellringers, who ring here and at other local churches.
Concerts take place during the year - they will be advertised locally and on this website.
The Church has an Alfred Kirkland organ built about 1880. It has a nice tone, and suits the size of the Church, which seats about 120 people. We have carried out a full restoration of the organ, restoring the organ to its original condition, removing “modern” materials used during a partial restoration about 30 years ago.
Groups, Courses and Activities
Help for Visitors
A guide card is in the Church, so that visitors can learn about the Church whilst they walk round. Also a full guidebook can be purchased at the book stall.
Church is open daily from 10 am to 4 pm.
Dog bowl with fresh water is available outside the main door of the church.
Other Features
We are a member of Small Pilgrim Places.
We support The Carpenters Arms in Loughborough, regularly taking them produce donated at the Church.
An area of the Churchyard is allocated for wildflowers, which attracts birds, butterflies, bees etc.