Welcome to the
Kirby Hill Church Website.

Kirby Hill village is situated approximately one mile North of Boroughbridge, in a rural location surrounded by farmland.

Set in the heart of this delightful North Yorkshire village, the Church is very active, full of inspiration and welcoming to newcomers. There are social & children’s activities as well as worship. We have a real interest in providing a wildlife haven and in encouraging everyone to share their talents for the benefit of all. We have an induction loop system and ramp access for wheelchairs.

All Saints' Church is a Grade 1 Listed building with Saxon origins. There has been a settlement in Kirby Hill for over a thousand years and All Saints' Church possesses many interesting historical features including stones dating back to the Saxon era.

Enjoy the website, and if you are in the area, please come and visit us.

Our vicar retired in October 2009. During the vacancy we will maintain our normal service pattern with the help of visiting clergy, retired bishop Clive Handford who lives in the parish, and reader John Helliwell.

If you require the services of a priest or for any other enquiries, please contact one of the churchwardens.

All Saints Kirby Hill is part of a United Benefice. The other churches are St. Helens Skelton-on-Ure and St. Mary and All Saints Cundall.

February 2010 edition of Beyond the Pews
is now available by clicking here