All Saints (Curry Mallet)
Our village sits just 7 miles east of Taunton and includes a pub, village hall and popular primary school. All Saints, a Grade I Listed building has a rich history with its origins dating back to the 13th century. The church is typically open for visitors during daylight hours. Details of services can be found on our monthly rota.
St Mary’s (Stoke St Mary with Thurlbear)
Our village sits just 2 miles south east of Taunton and includes a pub, village hall and has close associations with the popular Thurlbear Primary school in the neighbouring village. St Mary’s has a rich history with its origins dating back to the 13th century. Its unchanged battlemented tower is one of the few remaining in the UK. The church is typically open for visitors during daylight hours. Details of services can be found on our monthly rota.
St Peter’s (Staple Fitzpaine)
Our village sits just 5 miles south of Taunton in the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village has a thriving pub, church choir and community. St Peter’s has been designated by English Heritage as Grade I listed and dates back to the Norman times. The church has six bells one of which dates back to 1480. The church is typically open for visitors during daylight hours. Details of services can be found on our monthly rota.
St Andrew’s (West Hatch)
The hamlet of West Hatch sits just 5 miles south east. The village has a pub and Village Hall. St Andrew’s dates back to the 15th century and is surrounded by the Somerset countryside. The church is typically open for visitors during daylight hours. Details of services can be found on our monthly rota.
St Michael’s (Orchard Portman)
Orchard Portman sits just 2 miles south of Taunton. St Michael’s dates back to the Norman times and is home to the heaviest complete set (cast together at the same time) of four church bells in the world! Due to its rural location the church remains locked at all times however access can be obtained by contacting the Benefice Administrator. Details of services can be found on our monthly rota.
St John the Baptist (Hatch Beauchamp)
Hatch Beauchamp is a thriving community located just 5 miles south east of Taunton. The village has a thriving pub, village hall and popular primary school. St John the Baptist dates back to the Norman times with a unique crenelated three stage tower. The church is typically open for visitors during daylight hours. Details of services can be found on our monthly rota.
St James’ (Beercrocombe)
Our village sits just 7 miles south east of Taunton. St James’ dates back to the 13th century and is Grade I listed. The church is typically open for visitors during daylight hours. Details of services can be found on our monthly rota.
