Carlby Church - St Stephen, Carlby

History Of The Carlby Church

Now part of Peterborough diocese and this benefice, St Stephen’s was previously in Lincoln Diocese. Carlby Church is one of only two churches in the diocese to be geographically outside the diocese but legally within it.
The Carlby Church dates from 1200, with additions over the following three centuries and substantial reordering in the C19th. It is noted for its magnificent clear windows, which allow light to flood in throughout the year
Above the chancel arch is a C15th doom painting depicting the dead rising from their graves, tended by angels and demons. A C13th piscina remains in the Chancel.

Recent Carlby Church News

Only one more wonderful Wednesday to go!

one more week to go! Make sure you have next Wednesday, the 26th August, in your diary. Another morning when the activities were able to be outside this week, while inside the church building people were able to cool off and enjoy some refreshments. Good times all round. It’s lovely

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What a wonderful Wednesday!

What a great morning at this weeks Wonderful Wednesday at St Stephen’s, Carlby! The sun shone, activity tables in the shade, juice, cakes, chat (lots of!) and just a great way to support families during the holidays! Two more Wonderful Wednesdays to go, between 10am and noon on the 19th

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