This piece of granite cross was thought to be part of the village's own wayside cross. The village at that time was, in fact, called Herland Cross. The church yard also lends its beauty to the abundance of wild flowers which tumble from our natural hedgerows seen throughout the village. From March until October the wild flowers are allowed to proliferate, providing a glorious backdrop to the many birds and wildlife found indigenous to these parts. The church doors open from dawn till dusk every day throughout the week.
All visitors are always welcome.
The Reverend Phillip Douglas takes a service once a week on Sundays at 9.30am. Or enter the following and have a simple form emailed to you. The simplicity of this tranquil rural church in its relatively sleepy village is truly a rewarding place to visit.