St David's, Little Dewchurch, is a small village church set in the beautiful countryside of South Herefordshire on the edge of the Wye Valley AONB. It  has a medieval tower housing six bells which are rung regularly. The rest of the church was designed and rebuilt by the architect and artist Frederick Preedy in 1869-70.

Click here for details of how to find our church

Weekly services are held at 11am on Sundays,
apart from Evening Prayer
at 3pm on the 1st Sunday of the month.
On 5th Sundays joint services are held
with the other rural parishes in the
South Wye Team.

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'I like that ancient Saxon phrase, which calls
The burial-ground God's-Acre!'
(Longfellow)

The churchyard is managed as a place for peaceful contemplation and a haven for wildlife with help from
Caring for God's Acre.

St David's acknowledges with thanks the Heritage Lottery Fund for funding the development of this website

February 2010

Sunday 7th February
Second Sunday before Lent
3 pm Evening Prayer
led by Barbara Mitchell

Sunday 14th February
Sunday next before Lent
11 am Holy Communion

Wednesday 17th February
Ash Wednesday
2.30 pm Imposition of ashes

Sunday 21st February
1st Sunday of Lent
11 am Morning Prayer

Sunday 28th February
2nd Sunday of Lent
11 am Holy Communion

Sunday 7th March
Patronal Festival
3 pm Evensong and blessing of the new organ with
Bishop Anthony

Events in 2010

Pancake Coffee Morning
Saturday 13th February
10.30 am in the
Village Hall

Flicks in the Sticks

Friday 26th February
State of Play (12A)

Friday 26th March
Is Anybody There? (12A)

7pm for 7.30pm start
Little Dewchurch
Village Hall
(Further details on Events page)

We have a beautiful Church leaflet to guide visitors around St David's - available in Church & in the pub (The Plough)