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Chrishall Churches

Chrishall boasts both an Anglican church and a Methodist chapel.

Holy Trinity is situated off Church Road, about half a mile from the village centre, although it once stood at the very heart of our medieval community. Dating back to the 12th Century, the church is one of seven within the Parish of The Icknield Way Villages which brings together our neighbouring villages. Holy Trinity’s website contains details of forthcoming services and community events, as well as links to local and national support organisations.

More information on Holy Trinity and monthly services here: www.icknieldwayparish.com

The Methodist Chapel is at Crawley End and the minister is the Reverend David Keeble. Please see this link for the latest news on the Methodist Chapel.

The parish magazine is called Village Web and for the latest issue click here