Our Churches

St. David's Moreton-in-Marsh

There has been a visible Christian witness in Moreton since the 13th century, and the present church building is the third on the site. Built in 1858 by Joseph Gill of Bourton-on-the-Hill, it has undergone various changes since then, not least with a major reordering in 2004.

The town of Moreton owes its present form to a 13th century Abbot of Westminster, Richard of Barking, who in the late 1220s built the new town of Moreton in its present position along the Fosse Way. The church, however, is in the original settlement to the east of the Fosse Way still known as 'Old Town'. Read a more detailed history of church and town.

St James’ Longborough

With regular services on the 2nd and 4th Sundays, St James’s stands right at the heart of the village of Longborough, beautifully and lovingly kept. There are close links with the local church school, which often uses the building for school services. There is a very active Friends of St. James’s raising money for the upkeep of the building and a small but lively group meeting weekly for Bible study and prayer.

St. Leonard's Lower Lemington

This beautiful and ancient church, dating back to the 12th century, is a gem. We normally have three services a year, at Christmas, Easter and Harvest. The church has no electricity meaning our services are entirely candle lit and have a very special atmosphere.