A small community church, built in the early 1860s under the patronage of the 3rd Earl of Powys. The Victorian style is still prevelant, despite the extensive restoration and alterations in the 1950s and early 2000s. The interior has a timber vault ceiling, and plenty of ornately carved stonework. The proportions of the church are rather unusual, especially with the conversion of the back space into a meeting room and youth group area.
Richard Taylor
always feel welcome here
Margaret Elliott
Very peaceful
Paul Vaughan1 year ago
The church and surrounding grounds appear well maintained. I wasn't there for the church, using the carpark to access the canal if I visit and it is open I will take the opportunity to go into the church
Buddha2 years ago
We sit outside on a bench in memory of MIKE POWELL vicar of ST JOHNS 2014, very peaceful. interesting facts of the building in a booklet available to buy inside Church. Enter Car Park from 50mph busy main Road.
The interior has a timber vault ceiling, and plenty of ornately carved stonework. The proportions of the church are rather unusual, especially with the conversion of the back space into a meeting room and youth group area.