About Us

This Anglican church was built in 1853 in traditional gothic style with a chancel, nave, south porch and a western belfrey containing one bell. Originally St John's had pews for 180 worshippers. In 1979 improvements included north and south transepts which increased seating to 300. The porch was turned into a Lady Chapel and the main entrance provided by a West door. Re-dedication by the Bishop of Salisbury George Reindorp), assisted by the Bishop of Ramsbury (John Neale), took place on the 22nd September 1979. St John's has a reputation for being a friendly and welcoming church and works hard at developing links with the community. 

St John's is a member of Inclusive Church

The church is a member of the Trowbridge Community of Churches, and has close links with a nearby Baptist Church, local schools and College of Further Education, and Studley Green Residents' Association.

Vicar: in vacancy

WWebsite.  www.Stjohns-studley.org 

The history of the church is contained in 3 volumes, viz:

Vol I:  St John's Church - Studley   A Short History

Vol II: The Vicars of St John's  1854 - 1955

Vol III: The Vicars of St John's 1955 - 2017

Copies may be obtained from the author Malcolm Oliver at £2.00 each to church Funds .  Contact in church or 07847 618 459.