Church of All Saints

Beautiful church in a great location in Clifton right next to St. Paul's. The architecture is similar to Gothic style but simpler somewhat. Lots of people enjoy conversations and snacks sitting on the grass surrounding the church. The street is quite lively during the day.

Even though this building has a brutalist style of re-construction following severe WW2 bomb damage, the interior is really quite special. It felt like a true sacred space with a distinct atmosphere. Father Charles made us feel particularly welcome and took considerable time to explain the features of the building and Anglo Catholicism. Both are an asset to the Church of England.

Beautiful church, friendly Father.
Quiet, smells of frankincense. Interesting windows.
Lovely open church, give it a visit. They need your money to repair the windows.

An inclusive Anglo-Catholic Church. Don't be put off by its modern look - inside it is a lovely, friendly church. All visitors are welcome, and there are lovely gardens. The Solemn Mass on Sunday is a great experience.

I have been attending All Saints for six years, wouldn't want to go anywhere else. The music is wonderful, good variety of sermon styles, liturgy that has real depth.

A quiet oasis open all day for prayer. A real community church with notice board filled with information on help and services.

Post blitz rebuild with amazing John Piper glass and some surviving Victorian stained glass

Visit here to see the modern stained glass of John Piper - who is probably best known for his glass at Coventry Cathedral. The church is usually open. It is an inclusive church and offers excellent, traditional Anglican worship.