Facilities and features
Accessibility
There is one toilet off the entrance hall to the Parish Room, located opposite the church.
Flat paved access into church. Two steps to the chancel and altar.
The hearing loop ranges from the chancel steps to the back pews in the main church.
Assistance dogs welcome. All dogs on a lead are welcome inside the church at any time.
Flat paved access into church, although there are two steps to the Chancel.
Our Building
The stained glass windows in the chancel were restored in 1866 by Archdeacon Stephen Creyke. The centre piece of these is the magnificent East Window, which, although much restored, contains some of the original 15th century glass. The splendid workmanship reflects the importance of the subject matter – the saints whom the church commemorates.
There are also stained glass windows by the Victorian artist C E Kempe and the pre-Raphaelite artist Edward Burne-Jones.
The more modern magnificent Thomas Denny Millennium window on the west wall is also a delight for visitors and depicts animals, birds and people and scenes from around the village.
Grade 1 Listed building consecrated in 1424.
Music and Worship
Bell ringing group occasionally meet on a Friday evening. Please email for further details.
There is also a hand bell group who meet on a regular basis and play at events and church festivals.
Groups, Courses and Activities
A 'Winter Catch Up' group meet in the Parish Room every 2nd Tuesday of the month from September to April. Assorted teas, coffee and biscuits and a warm space plus good company and chat.
Help for Visitors
By arrangement, please email. Groups are welcome for a guided tour. Refreshments available in the Parish Room, opposite the church, by arrangement.
Our Guide Book takes you step by step around the church and depicts all the many interesting features with narrative and drawings.
Guide book available inside church for a small donation.
Sadly not, but D'Oylys Tea Rooms on the edge of the village is open from Wednesday to Saturday 10 - 3pm.
Tea/coffee available in the Parish Room following the Oasis service on the first Sunday of the month. This service alternates between Bolton Percy and Appleton Roebuck - please see church services information.
Open every day.
Dogs on a lead are welcome in church at any time.
Other Features
There is a box at the back of church for donations of tins, packets etc. suitable for the food bank. The box is emptied on a regular basis and the donations are taken to the Tadcaster Food Bank.
The church stands in a Conservation Area.
The Parish Room, opposite the church is available for hire. Tables, chairs, crockery and cutlery can also be hired.
Please email for details.