Brief History

ON OCTOBER 14, 1917 BISHOP DWYER MADE THE FIRST EPISCOPAL VISIT TO THE TINY VILLAGE OF COMBOYNE TO LAY THE FIRST STONE FOR THE CHURCH ON LAND DONATED BY MR THOMAS JONES. HE RETURNED A YEAR LATER TO BLESS AND OPEN THE CHURCH.

BUILT OF OILED TIMBER, THE CHURCH IS A CLASSIC RURAL STYLE CHURCH COMPRISING A NAVE, PORCH AND CHANCEL. IT WAS RE-PAINTED AND FULLY RENOVATED DURING THE 1990's

OTHER CHURCHES IN THE DIOCESE

St James - St John the Evangelist - St Peter the Fisherman