St Hugh’s Church, Foolow
St Hugh (1140–1200 AD) was Bishop of Lincoln and known as the English St Francis.
Constructed from a disused smithy, this Grade II listed church was opened on 17th December 1888 and is dedicated to St. Hugh (1140 - 1200 A.D.) A chancel was added the following year.
The church is often open during the day and self-service refreshments are available. In bad weather and icy conditions it may be closed.
A visitors book encourages people to sign in. There is also a prayer book - we are happy to include anyone's petitions in our prayers.
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All our services commence at 4.00pm.
20th April – Easter Service
4th May
1st June – Pentecost
6th July – Young peoples’ service
23rd August – Wells Blessing - commences at 1pm, followed by a service in the church
7th September – Holy Communion
5th October – Harvest
2nd November – Memorial/Remembrance
30th November – Just Carols
14th December - Christingles
If you are looking for a small venue in a picturesque setting, St Hugh's is licensed for baptisms, marriages and funerals. Please contact the Church Office (01433 630930) for details.
There is a foodbank collection point in the porch of St Hugh Foolow and donations are welcome.
Walkers and visitors are welcome to look round the Church and make themselves a drink and give a donation if they wish.