Situated on a hillside sloping down to Pincey Brook, this church has Norman origins. The current nave and chancel were rebuilt in the 14th century making them younger than the 13th century tower which is unbuttressed. The chancel roof and brick parapet of the tower were built in the 16th century and an oak staircare was put into the tower during the 17th century. The church was extensively restored in Victorian times. The words on the clock face say "Today is Yours".