The Church of St Lawrence in West Woodhay was built on its current site in 1883, in Blomfield's Early English Revival style, and extended in 1894. Very much a Victorian squire's church, it can hold about 100 people including both the Nave and the Choir, a few more when chairs are added. Services are held with  the considerable benefit of a restored "Father Willis" organ; for details of services please obtain a copy of our monthly Parish News.

When you visit the church, on the inside look at the windows all around you, the carvings, the embroideries, and the three cherubs brought from the Castle of Moy in Scotland; also the encaustic tiles from the mediaeval church which are set into the bottom of the wall of the tower. Outside, look at the memorial garden pictured above, that was created in memory of Sarah Henderson, who died in 1972. 

For a little more detail please look at the Church History page.