About Us

 

There has been a church in Newton on Ouse since Saxon times. Originally dedicated to St Mary the current Grade 2 listed building dates from 1849, although the tower is approximately 900 years old. The Hon. Lydia Dawnay commissioned the York architect George Townsend Andrews to prepare the new design.  The church is situated on Cherry Tree Avenue and as a result is particularly beautiful in spring when the blossom is out.

All Saints is part of the West Galtres family of churches which is a collaboration of the Benefice of Skelton with Shipton by Beningborough and Newton on Ouse together with the Parish of Alne which covers Alne, Tollerton and Aldwark.  We don't have any churchwardens at the moment but our PCC keep things ticking over so that we can do our best to serve our parish villages of Newton, Linton and Beningbrough.

As with many rural churches, the pattern of Sunday services can vary so please keep an eye on our Services and Events page here or on our All Saints, Newton website.  You're very welcome to join us at any of our services.

Our proximity to historical RAF Linton on Ouse means that there is a Commonwealth War Graves and MOD peacetime graves section in the churchyard and we have welcomed visitors from all over the world tracing their relatives. 

Please take a look at our Benefice website for links to the Parish Newsletter and details of upcoming events. 

Please see our News page for important SAFEGUARDING information.