The present
church building in Clifton-upon-Teme has stood for almost 800 years.
The Woodmanton chapel was added in 1350 and the spire was rebuilt
in the 17th century after being blown down, only to be struck by lightning
in 1884.
The clock was added to the tower in 1897 to commemorate Queen Victoria's
diamond jubilee.
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VISITORS are welcome during daylight hours at all four churches
in the united parishes of Clifton-upon-Teme and the Shelsleys: St.
Kenelm's; 
All
Saints, Shelsley Beauchamp; St. Andrew's, Shelsley Walsh and St. Bartholomew's,
Lower Sapey. Take your time to browse around. In each church there
is a leaflet explaining the features of the building and something
of its history.
SERVICES of christian worship are held every Sunday of the
year (except Shelsley Walsh twice a month) and all residents and visitors
are wqelcome. There is a variety of services on offer, ranging from
the traditional Book of Common Prayer 1662, to the new Anglican Common
Worship and the more informal Family Services. The full details of
all regular and special services can be found in the Teme Triangle.
SPECIAL EVENTS: Our churches are naturally the delightful
setting for weddings and other occasional services. Enquiries about
these can be made directly to the churchwardens: Brian Elvins (01886 812446) or Jean Nuttall (01299 896347) or by e-mail
to: briansedgley@msn.com
Please make yourself known when you come to join us. You are assured
of a warm welcome.
To visit our neighbouring Teme Valley South parishes website, click
here.
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If you are a Group Organiser and plan outings
in and around Worcester, then come and have afternoon tea provided
by the ladies of St Kenelm's Church in our timber-framed Village
Hall. We can cater for large or small numbers and are renowned
for our home made cakes - good facilities for the disabled.
Contact Carol Taylor - Telephone: (01886) 812701
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Parochial Church Council
Churchwardens and members of the Clifton
Parochial Church Council outside St.Kenelm's Vhurch, Clifton-upon-Teme