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St Deiniol's Church, Worthenbury Open daily

Level path leading to the main entrance doorway to the church
Level path leading to the main entrance doorway to the church
Church Tower, three storey, complete with clock, recess and circular window. The tower has a balustrade at the top.
Church Tower, three storey, complete with clock, recess and circular window. The tower has a balustrade at the top.
Three steps lead from road level to paving. Uneven steps are cracked and worn
Three steps lead from road level to paving. Uneven steps are cracked and worn
St. Deniol's Service information board. Contact by telephone for current service details.
St. Deniol's Service information board. Contact by telephone for current service details.
Red brick and stone dress apsidal sanctuary, also shows the stone balustrade. Grass and paved area leads around the church
Red brick and stone dress apsidal sanctuary, also shows the stone balustrade. Grass and paved area leads around the church
Main entrance to church with double doors and level stone slabs. Notice board gives opening details.
Main entrance to church with double doors and level stone slabs. Notice board gives opening details.
Column double door entrance. Hearing Loop sign
Column double door entrance. Hearing Loop sign
Interior of church showing entrance, and early 18th century box pews
Interior of church showing entrance, and early 18th century box pews
Information poster giving details of running costs, coffee mornings and other information
Information poster giving details of running costs, coffee mornings and other information
Looking towards the sanctuary accessible by steps, also shows the complete set of 18th century box pews.
Looking towards the sanctuary accessible by steps, also shows the complete set of 18th century box pews.
Bilingual directional sign leading to the history display
Bilingual directional sign leading to the history display
Double door entrance
Double door entrance
Bilingual information sign in reference to the box pews and local families who occupied the pews according to their social standing
Bilingual information sign in reference to the box pews and local families who occupied the pews according to their social standing
Heraldic crest of a local family
Heraldic crest of a local family
Heraldic crest of a local family
Heraldic crest of a local family
Wooden panel displaying an extract from the Public Episcopal Registry of Chester, 13 August 1796
Wooden panel displaying an extract from the Public Episcopal Registry of Chester, 13 August 1796
Interior of one of the family box pews
Interior of one of the family box pews
Heraldic crest of a local family
Heraldic crest of a local family
Stepped aisle leading to curved sanctuary with box pews on either side
Stepped aisle leading to curved sanctuary with box pews on either side
East side of church showing the pulpit and the Armorial stained glass window which was originally situated in a private chapel at Emral Hall.
East side of church showing the pulpit and the Armorial stained glass window which was originally situated in a private chapel at Emral Hall.
Wooden pulpit situated on the east side of the church
Wooden pulpit situated on the east side of the church
Interior of wooden box pews showing hand sewn tapestry seat cushions
Interior of wooden box pews showing hand sewn tapestry seat cushions
Interior wooden box pew now used as the children's corner
Interior wooden box pew now used as the children's corner
Heraldic crest of a local family found on the side of the box pews
Heraldic crest of a local family found on the side of the box pews
Heraldic crest of a local family found on the side of the box pews
Heraldic crest of a local family found on the side of the box pews
West end of church showing the wooden gallery, which sits on cast iron pillars. Also show the Royal Coat of Arms of the Pulston family.
West end of church showing the wooden gallery, which sits on cast iron pillars. Also show the Royal Coat of Arms of the Pulston family.
Left hand side of wooden gallery.
Left hand side of wooden gallery.
Right hand side of wooden gallery.
Right hand side of wooden gallery.
Ornate Memorial tablet in memory of Sir Richard Puleston
Ornate Memorial tablet in memory of Sir Richard Puleston
Section showing part of the Armorial stained glass window
Section showing part of the Armorial stained glass window
Section showing part of the stained glass window
Section showing part of the stained glass window
Section showing part of the stained glass window
Section showing part of the stained glass window
Antique wooden chest
Antique wooden chest
Interior of one of the wooden box pews. The parishioners would occupy the box pews in descending order in accordance to their social standing.
Interior of one of the wooden box pews. The parishioners would occupy the box pews in descending order in accordance to their social standing.
Stained glass window
Stained glass window
Heraldic crest, stained glass window section
Heraldic crest, stained glass window section
Heraldic crest, stained glass window section
Heraldic crest, stained glass window section
Stained glass widow showing a phrase from the New Testament : Matthew 19:14
Stained glass widow showing a phrase from the New Testament : Matthew 19:14
Rococo decoration in the ceiling area of the Chancel.
Rococo decoration in the ceiling area of the Chancel.
Image showing various lighting within the church.
Image showing various lighting within the church.
Bilingual display label in reference to the Armorial window, pulpit and chancel
Bilingual display label in reference to the Armorial window, pulpit and chancel
Bilingual display label in reference to the Armorial window, pulpit and chancel
Bilingual display label in reference to the Armorial window, pulpit and chancel
Heraldic crest, stained glass window section
Heraldic crest, stained glass window section
Heraldic crest, stained glass window section
Heraldic crest, stained glass window section
Heraldic crest, stained glass window section
Heraldic crest, stained glass window section
Interpretation panels giving a brief history to the church and village.
Interpretation panels giving a brief history to the church and village.
Bilingual interpretation panel about Worthenbury village
Bilingual interpretation panel about Worthenbury village

Location:

Nearest Venues:

St John's Church, Threapwood, Cheshire.

1.43 miles*

St Dunawd's Church, Bangor-on-Dee

1.93 miles*

Bangor-on-Dee Village

1.97 miles*

Peter's Memorial Methodist Chapel, Tallarn Green, Wrexham

2.02 miles*

St Mary Magdalene Church, Tallarn Green, Wrexham

2.09 miles*

Tallarn Green Village, Malpas, Wrexham

2.17 miles*

*Distances are calculated in a straight line from the current venue, please allow extra time/distance based on available paths or roads.