Our building
A thatched church on the cliff edge, worshipped in for a thousand years.
Two churches in one
For a thousand years or more, men and women of Pakefield have worshipped God here, and thousands of visitors come every year to see the thatched church standing so strikingly at the cliff's edge. It has two almost identical naves and chancels — the former parish churches of All Saints and St Margaret, joined into one — and there is a story behind that.
Gallery
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Church history
From a heathen shrine to the rebuilding after 1941 — see “Church history” in the menu.
A guide to the interior
Walk through the church from the south porch — see “Interior guide”.
The church organ
The specification and organists — see “Church organ”.