Holy Cross Church, Woodchurch

The fabric of the nave originates from the 12th century. In the 14th century the south aisle, chancel and tower were added. The south aisle was rebuilt in the 16th century and a south porch was added. Heavy diagonal buttresses were added to the tower in 1675. The vestry was built in 1766. The north aisle by Hubert Worthington was added in 1964–65.

On the north wall of the chancel are three 17th-century wooden epitaph panels containing the coats of arms of local people painted by Randle Holme. The wooden carved bench ends in the chancel date from the 15th century. At the back of the church is a charity board dated 1741. The parish registers begin in 1571. It is said to be one of the lightest rings in Britain. <gallery> File:Chancel of Holy Cross, Woodchurch 1.jpg|Chancel showing bench ends File:Hocknell memorial, Holy Cross, Woodchurch.jpg|Hocknell epitaph panel File:Rood screen of Holy Cross, Woodchurch 2.jpg|Alan Durst's rood screen File:King David window, Holy Cross, Woodchurch.jpg|Kempe's reconstructed Jesse window File:East…