The Church of All Saints, Mixbury is a member of the Shelswell group of parishes.
Mixbury is one of the smaller villages in the Benfice and most of the houses were built in the 1880's to house people working on the expansion of the railways.
The name 'Mixbury' is understood to mean 'fortification near dung heap'
All Saints church is to be found in the centre of the village and evolved from a wooden building, to its classic Norman style not long after the Norman conquest.
Like many churches, it was subsequently renovated in Victorian times.
A complete history of Mixbury can be found on the British History Online website
See the Benefice mapSunday 6th October | Sunday 13th October | Sunday 20th October | Sunday 27th October | Sunday 3rd November |
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11.00am Harvest Festival |
Church normal opening hours: Daily 10.00am. - 4.00pm.