Places Of Worship in Chelmsford, Essex

“A large stone building with incredible wooden ceilings. The original nave is about a thousand years old. During the 14th century the nave was extended to its present length, the chancel was rebuilt, and a tower was added – the tower then had to be rebuilt in 1586 following a partial collapse.There are lots of interesting features to see including the font, screen, altar, stained glass windows and pictures.Christianity practised here for a very long time. Forgiveness, restoration, love.”

“Very good kids club on a Tuesday after school and an open house on Thursdays 10 to 2pm scrambled egg on toast only 20pence and filter coffee only 10 pence. Really lovely people.”

“During heritage open days the church tower is open to visitors, for a modest fee. It's a tight little climb to the top past the church bells. Great views along the river Blackwater; from the church towers of Maldon; with Northey and Osea Islands clearly visible, all the way down the Blackwater to Bradwell power station.”