About Us

The first rector here at St Andrew's was presented in 1268, and Bishop Grandisson dedicated the altar in 1333.

Originally, the church was at Fallapit and the hub of the village was nearby at Tolditch. However, the village gravitated to it's present location, with the church now on Church Hill overlooking most of the village and countryside beyond.

St Andrew's was rebuilt in the 15th and 16th centuries, and major renovations and rebuilding were possible in the 19th century generously sponsored by William Cubitt of Fallapit House.

The church is open daily to visit, and for private prayer and meditation, from 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. Please take photos if you wish - no flash photography please.

For services please see "Services have changed" by clicking the tab on the left of this page. Face masks are optional.

We welcome you to come and enjoy our beautiful church and grounds, in which dogs on leads are welcome.

Monthly coffee mornings take place at our Parish Hall and are usually on the first Wednesday of every month. Please see the Village Voice monthly magazine, and on our Facebook page for more details

Donations may now be made on line - please see "Give now" button on our front page. The "Give now" link is also available on our Facebook page, and the special QR signs are displayed in St Andrew's Church enabling cashless donations to be made

Reviewed and updated November 2023