St. Wilfrid's and St. Michael's Church. Arley

Gallery

  • This is a picture of St WIlfrid’s Church.
  • Here are more images of places around the church.
  • Here are more images of places around the church.
  • This is an image of St Wilfrid’s Church
  • This is another picture of the outside of St WIlfrid’s Church.

St Wilfrid’s Church
The ancient church of St. Wilfrid’s has been a place of worship for over seven hundred years. It contains some of the oldest stained glass in Warwickshire and is the resting place of George Eliot’s grandparents. It is a place of continuing Christian worship, and our aim is to develop it so that it can remain at the centre of the community in the 21st Century. Unfortunately, this Medieval church will soon come to the end of its life if immediate action isn’t taken to protect and restore its crumbling stone work and interior for the future.

  • You can see the history of the church throughout the areas.
  • This is an image taken from a Christening at our Church.
  • Here is a look at a few of our buildings.
  • Here is an image of people attending the Church.
  • This is an image of St Michael’s Church.
  • Here are more images of places around the church.

St Michael’s Church
St. Michael’s Church in New Arley can be a valuable centre of the community if it can be saved. The church served the proud mining village of New Arley and with this as an inspiration it can with its Community Centre be the centre of the village again. However, both the church building and the attached Community Centre are in immediate need of restoration if they are to continue in the future. As part of our plans to serve the community they too need to be saved.