Churches in Lapworth Lapworth A Warwickshire Village Churches in Lapworth St Mary the Virgin, the parish church of Lapworth traces a history back to the tenth century AD, when when a Saxon wattle and wood church stood where the nave now stands.
Evening services take place regularly as announced in the parish magazine.
There is a thriving Sunday School and Flower Guild, and study and prayer groups, while the Bell ringing team meets on Thursday and the choir on Friday nights. St Giles's, Packwood, the other parish church within the civil parish of Lapworth, has been used for Christian worship for nearly 800 years. As penance, after pardons from Pope and King, he built towers to the churches of Packwood and Baddesly Clinton. St Michael's, Baddesley Clinton , is just outside Lapworth's boundary. It is close by the National trust property of Baddesly Clinton House.