The Church of St Peters, Stoke Lyne is a member of the Shelswell group of parishes.
The name of Stoke Lyne is derived from an Old English word 'stoc' meaning cattle farm, and Lyne was added in the 15th century after the Lyne family who were then lords of the manor. Throughout the centuries, the village has changed in size and site.
The church of St Peter is to be found in the centre of the village and is of original Norman design with various additions, including the tower, which was added in the 14th century. After becoming dilapidated throughout the centuries, the church was restored during the last century.
A full history of the village may be found here
See the Benefice map
| 1st. September | 8th. September | 15th. September | 22nd. September | 29th. September | 6th. October |
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| 10.15am 'Food for Thought' |
10.45am Morning Service |
9.15am Holy Communion |
 9.15am Harvest Festival |
10.15am 'Food for Thought' |
