St Lawrence's Church — Local services in Cotswold District

Firstly, the church is beautiful. It's recently been refurbished and buffed and polished to a high degree. There's something very comforting in being in a building that has stood firm in the community for centuries. It fills you with a sense of calm.

Churches always reflect the history of a community, and are always a good place to start.

Went to St Lawrence's for a double family Christening. The Vicar was delightful and made the service all about the girls, not minding when one found splashing in the font great fun. Although there was no singing allowed, masks worn, it was still memorable. A very...

Houses of the holy built a zillion years ago should be allowed to stay as they looked a zillion years ago. I tried not to include the modern bits but I'm getting on and my memory's not what it was so I'll surprise myself when I post the visuals. This is the umpteenth god's gaff I've reviewed. I seek him here, I seek him there. I seek the omnipresent one everywhere (but he always fails to show). I'll let you know if ever I have a road to Damascus moment. What do we know about Damascus? It kills 99% of all...

A charming and historic Anglican church, situated in the heart of the Cotswolds. Known for its beautiful and tranquil setting, the church features a classic stone exterior with a striking tower and lovely stained glass windows. Inside, it offers a peaceful atmosphere with traditional wooden pews and a well-maintained interior that reflects its long history. The churchyard is serene, and the location makes it a perfect spot for quiet reflection, fitting in well with the picturesque village...