As you walk into our church of All Saints, the sense of tradition and history embraces you. The echoes of worship from the past are almost tangible: a deep peace and calm are embodied in its beauty. Nestled in a corner of Swallowfield Park, All Saints has been the village church of Swallowfield, Riseley and Farley Hill for over 700 years. The original chapel was rebuilt by Sir John le Despencer in the 13th century and today it retains many medieval features, including a beautiful, vaulted roof and a Norman doorway, pre-dating the current building.

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Our church is very much part of the local community and some community musical events are held in the church. Our church fete in June is actually held in the gardens of the old vicarage next to Swallowfield Park in the centre of the village and is a wonderful church and community event, supported by all in the village.

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All are welcome at our services, and we hold a service particularly designed for families on the second Sunday of the month. We look forward to welcoming all newcomers to our church.