All Saints Church in Newtown is a small, but well proportioned late Victorian church in the Early English style. The structure is made of local stone with a mix of both lancet and foiled windows, most notably a hexafoil window near the south porch. The tower base is rectangular but transitions to octagonal for the belfry. Inside the church is spacious and well lit. The high timber ceiling and wide arcades separating the south aisle lend to the airy feel. The pulpit and font are both carved stone, the latter being a rather chunky edifice. Rather than pews, the church has many individual seats, but these are all uniform so it doesn't detract too much from the overall feel.
Dale Joseph
Nice chur h, was there for mid night mass on christmas eve, good sermon and the vicar interacted well with children and the rest of the audience
Sandra Witter
Great place to say your prayers or sing your heart out. Bring the kids they will also love it here
Marietta Marshall
It's a very lovely place for all the family wonderful friends
Tanya Jenkins
Churches are all lovely
Chris Roberts
Mark Simpson102 days ago
Lovely place
Juan C Garcia2 years ago
Amazing the love, kindness and dedication of our congregation. The Kids really enjoy the generous give. Much apprecite it. Bless you all.
The structure is made of local stone with a mix of both lancet and foiled windows, most notably a hexafoil window near the south porch. The tower base is rectangular but transitions to octagonal for the belfry.
Inside the church is spacious and well lit. The high timber ceiling and wide arcades separating the south aisle lend to the airy feel. The pulpit and font are both carved stone, the latter being a rather chunky edifice. Rather than pews, the church has many individual seats, but these are all uniform so it doesn't detract too much from the overall feel.