Parish Church of St Giles, Church of England
Vicar: The Revd Stephen Sealy
The parish church of Little Malvern is dedicated to St Giles. We hold regular weekly services and are an active part of the community. This beautiful church is part of a Medieval Priory founded by Benedictine monks in 1127.
The church possesses a rare stained-glass window depicting the uncrowned Edward V, one of ‘the Princes in the Tower.’ This is one of only three contemporary surviving windows of Edward in the country, and can be dated to 1480-1482.
LITTLE MALVERN PRIORY IS OPEN DAILY FROM 8 AM TO 5.30 PM. Directions: It is on the A4104, below British Camp, Postcode WR14 4JN. The What3words for its location are STEPS, GEARING, CRUMBLES. There is a map below.
For information about services and other events in the coming week, please see the latest pewsheet.
Click here for the programme of celebratory events for our 875th birthday including the recent talk “The Bible Unpacked”.
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