St James the Great,

I too have walked across the fields from Saxon mill to here but today I went there cycling on a cold dull day. Nice to get out of town so easily.

St James is more than a lovely church in a great position with views down to the Avon and Saxon Mill pub .It is unusual in many respects ; the main one is that most Sundays it is full , an unusual occurrence in these secular times. It has only three or so members of the congregation who live in the parish. Perhaps be because of the sense of community or in religious terms fellowship.Perhaps because it has traditional beautiful Anglican services but conducted by women who have a deep commitment to 21st century relevance but also placing the Bible in it's historical context . It is no fundamentaist stronghold nor a happy clappy establishment but a living out of a traditional faith in todays diverse world.Give it a fair try and enjoy the welcome.

A lovely peaceful place to visit. You can see this church from Guy's Cliff.

Beautiful, idyllic, charming church in a lovely setting.
Fab river and countryside walk from here, incorporating Saxon mill pub.

Set near the Saxon Mill,you can walk through the rapeseed field r7ght up to the Church,it's so beautiful

Even in these troubled times you can still find some peace,quiet & lovely scenery on your allowance time for exercise .

Love this old church and a great short walk from the Saxon Mill pub

Beautiful church so quiet and reflective.