Grid Ref: 89/162334
Situated beside the River Derwent, close to the grounds of Isel Hall, this church dates from around 1130AD. The chancel is its chief architectural feature but it has some intriguing sundial stones. The church was extensively renovated in Victorian times but with care not to destroy its unique history. A full history available in church.

The Church is OPEN all daylight hours

Please check services page for details of service times.

N.B.  Please to not enter the church or churchyard until the damage caused by the flooding which occured on 20th-21st November 2009 has been made safe.  The Churchyard is dangerous, the church will be locked until repairs sufficient to maintain safety have been made.

This photo shows the lane and church car park at the height of the floods.  The churning water has dug deep pits into the ground exposing cables, pipes, and other materials.  Most of the churchyard walls have been destroyed.  Several feet of water entered the church.  At the time of writing the Parish is awaiting reports from the insurers on the damage.  Check with clergy or wardens for service relocation information.

_{(used with thanks to, and the permission of, the photographer: David Lomas)}