Holy Cross Church

1190 is when the current church is said to have been founded, and appears to have had a Christian presence even before then. Apparently Roman artifacts have been found in the churchyard.
The church is pleasingly far away from highways and traffic.

The Flower Festival was absolutely awesome; so creative and beautiful.

A small friendly church. Loverly walking in this aria, with a decent pub opposite.

So lucky to have such a beautiful church on our village

Great church with several unusual features, worth a visit if you're in the area.
I'm not religious, but like visiting churches if they have something different architecturally to offer. This has a very unusual form of bell towers, foundations made of Hertfordshire puddingstone (unusual conglomerate rock where the arrangements of pebbles in a silica matrix make it resemble christmas pudding), and unusual floor layout plans the remains of wall paintings going back hundreds of years make this a great little church to drop in to.

Interesting local church in a beautiful area with some stunning walks (including the Chiltern Way) and a convenient nearby pub. A little further along by the old rectory are some standing stones which, while probably not genuine, do add another point of interest along with some very pleasant views over the Chess Valley.

My partner was laid to rest there, it was nice to see the hras had been cut also, teally peaceful also

Have been there twice... My 8th generation grandparents were married there in the 1700's.. My wife and I are going to travel to the UK this July,, we would like to renew our vows at the same alter...I will be contacting the church soon.