Churches in Stafford, Staffordshire

“This is a beautiful well cared for church. It is located on a commanding position overlooking magnificent park land. The church contains plenty of history if you are prepared to look eg. The tomb of Sampson Erdeswicke who had his hands cut of by Cromwells soldiers, Hatchments in the roof are of former members of the Harrowby family, A carving of lady Harrowbys cairn terrior and another of the dogs two puppies the money from their sales helped pay for restoration work. There is also a large painting of the Royal coat of arms. Plus two beautiful stained glass windows. There are many more treasures to see and the church wardens are only to willing to share their knowledge. This church is well worth a visit and has a regular congregation of about 40.”

“yes I would very nice and friendly all welcome and you can talk to each other there and if you got problems you can talk to someone and have a cup of tea and cake or food”

“This was my first visit and it was for the Stafford community awards evening.I was surprised how spacious and modern it was .There is a coffee bar with comfortable chairs.We had a buffet in a large side room which apparently was the original room used for the church .”