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All Saints' Church
All Saints' Road
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
United Kingdom
GL52 2HG
Designed by John Middleton, All Saints’ Church was built in the late 1800s. It stands to serve the local residents of Pittville, with the aim to provide a style of worship that was generally not found in 19th Century Cheltenham.
Services
Sunday - 8.00am: Said Mass
10.00am: Sung Mass
6.30pm: Choral Evensong
Thursday – 9.00am: Morning Prayer
11.15am: Mass
For a closer look at the events, or to check variations of services, on at All Saint’s or any of the North Cheltenham Churches, visit the regularly updated, online calendar.
The church is grounded in local history and is decorated with celebratory carvings and works of design. Famously, the Cathedral-sized organ was once played by Adolf Von Holst, father of the great composer and musician Gustav Holst, who was baptised in All Saints’ himself. The Holst Museum is also nearby.
The Friends of All Saint’s Church also help run and organise school events, concerts, an enthusiastic Scout troop, the PPY youth charity, and a pre-school play-group during term times. Please contact the church for more information.
All Saint’s Church is part of the North Cheltenham Team Ministry with the Parish of Prestbury, the Parish of St Lawrence, Swindon Village and St Peter, and the Parish of St Mary Magdalene, Elmstone Hardwicke with Uckington. The North Cheltenham Team Office (01242 244373) is housed at St Nicolas Church, Prestbury and is staffed weekday mornings. For weddings and baptisms, inquirers can visit the office on Saturdays between 10.30am and 11am.
