Church of St Paul, Letchworth, Anglican parish church in Letchworth Garden City, United Kingdom.
The Church of St Paul stands with flint walls and stone dressings at the top of Pixmore Way, featuring Gothic traceried windows and traditional architecture.
The church opened its doors in 1923 as a Victory church following World War I, making it the largest war memorial structure in Hertfordshire.
The church maintains three different Sunday services, including a morning gathering with children's groups and an informal evening service for varied worship preferences.
Visitors can access the church through its car park from Baldock Road, following a one-way system that exits onto Pixmore Road.
The baptismal font inside the church originated from St Albans Abbey, transferred and installed in the building during 1934.
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