Church of SS Peter & Paul, Aston, Anglican parish church in Aston, Birmingham, England
Church of SS Peter & Paul is an Anglican parish church in Aston featuring Gothic Revival architecture with a nave, chancel, and ornate stained glass windows throughout its interior. The building displays craftsmanship from multiple periods and continues to serve as a working place of worship and community gatherings.
The church originated in the 9th century as a wooden structure and was rebuilt in stone in 1120, marking its transformation into a permanent edifice. Major restoration work in recent decades has preserved the building while adapting it for contemporary worship.
The church has served as a gathering place for the Aston community for centuries, shaping religious life in this part of Birmingham. It reflects the stories of local families within its walls through monuments and burial sites.
Access is provided with wheelchair facilities and on-street parking available nearby for visitors. Opening times vary depending on services and events, so checking ahead helps ensure you find the doors open when you arrive.
A baptistry pool for full immersion was added during the 2008 renovation, blending modern worship practices with the historic structure. This addition shows how the building has adapted to meet changing community needs over time.
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