The Nave & Pulpit

The Pulpit

The original pulpit, built in 1779, was replaced in 1860. The 'new' pulpit contains a few small panels of carved oak which are probably the remains of the old chancel screen.

Children's Oratory

This was originally a doorway which was blocked off, either in 1897, or 1850 during the restoration and repair of the North Aisle.

The Font

The font is most probably Victorian, put in around 1879.

On each of the four sides are representations of the four Evangelists, Matthew, Mark, Luke & John

Memorial Wall Plaque

This plaque is dedicated to the villagers who fell in battle during the 20th Century. There is one candle for each name and these are lit every year on Remembrance Sunday.

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	The Pulpit The original pulpit, built in 1779, was replaced in 1860. The 'new' pulpit contains a few small panels of carved oak which are probably the remains of the old chancel screen.
	Children's Oratory This was originally a doorway which was blocked off, either in 1897, or 1850 during the restoration and repair of the North Aisle.

	The Font The font is most probably Victorian, put in around 1879. On each of the four sides are representations of the four Evangelists, Matthew, Mark, Luke & John
	Memorial Wall Plaque This plaque is dedicated to the villagers who fell in battle during the 20th Century. There is one candle for each name and these are lit every year on Remembrance Sunday.