ALL SAINTS CHURCH HARTFORD

We are a local church, learning and growing together, rooted in God's love and bound up with the life of our community in all sorts of everyday ways. Our mission is to reach the community with God's love - leading people towards the compassion and forgiveness of Christ, and so to be found by Him and respond to His love through the life and worship of their Parish Church. The Parish Church of All Saints' Hartford was originally built in 1180, on the site of a Roman watch tower, in its picturesque setting on the banks of the River Ouse. The walls are of pebble and stone rubble with stone dressings, and tiled roofs. Much rebuilding has been done especially in 1861 and 1895. Christian worship in the village can be traced back even earlier to 1086, when the Domesday Book records a simple wooden church, which was probably situated in the old vicarage garden. A further extension was completed in 2003 to add reception and heating facilities at the church.

Also known as: All Saints Church Hartford PCC, All Saints' Hartford

Primary location: United Kingdom