The church of St Peter & St Paul has stood on the hill in the centre of the village for over 850 years and the Christian community who meet there reflect the diverse makeup of the village.

It is an integral part of village life and was voted the most important community asset after the village pub.  At least one service is held every Sunday as well as services to mark special Christian and national festivals.  The church is open every day and both the village school and pre-school have services and visits to the church.  It is regularly visited by the children staying at Sayers Croft Rural Centre and members of local History and Bell Ringing societies. This is due to both the age of the church and its special bells, having a full eight which is unusual in such a small village church.​​​​​​​​