Church of St Lawrence, Chobham, Medieval parish church in Chobham, England
The Church of St Lawrence is a parish church in Chobham featuring a prominent western stone tower and walls that show layers of construction from different periods. The building displays various architectural styles that developed as it was modified and extended through the centuries.
The church was built around 1150 and has served as a parish place of worship since its founding. It received Grade I listed status in recognition of its architectural importance and its continuous use for religious purposes throughout more than eight centuries.
The church maintains regular Sunday services, including Said Prayer Book at 8:00 AM and Common Worship Principal Service at 10:15 AM for the local congregation.
The church sits on High Street in Chobham and is easy to reach on foot. Visitors can enter during opening hours to spend time in prayer or to look around the interior and exterior.
The building serves two separate parishes at once: St Lawrence Chobham and St Saviour Valley End. This dual role makes it a gathering place for multiple communities across the area.
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