I went to a christening here and it's a beautiful church. There are no parking spaces at the church so you'll have to use the main car park opposite the church. It's right next to the road which gets quite busy so keep an eye out for your little ones.

Very beautiful church built in different phases from 1056 to 1829 starting with a wooden shrine in 883 ad.

Highly recommended, there is so much to see and a warm welcome from the stewards on duty. An absolute gem!

Very well organised a beautiful church with many happy memories

Lovely old church.. beautiful inside

Stunning place of worship. The staff that look after this church opened the doors for me and my family to look round to help with our family history research. Was a great experience well kept building. If you visit please donate as it's will help maintain and preserve this lovely building.

I love this church.You can see it standing proud above all the buildings from afar and especially from the A1. My parents were married here on a cold day in November 1956 but according to them both ( now deceased) the church remained exactly as it was when they married. Wonderful building and worth seeing both inside and out. If only walls could tell stories this building would hold volumes.

A beautiful church both inside and out. It has a brilliant history linked to St. Cuthbert, I got married in here some years ago and although the marriage didn't work out the service itself was fantastic and the church looks beautiful in the photo's. There is also a war memorial in the gardens at the rear. At night when the church is lit up it looks fantastic, if your visiting Chester le street it is a must see.

This is a little treasure of a church.which is over 1100 years old with copy of the Lyndisfarn gospels lovely stained glass and stone effegies of knights in the church. We went to the Parrish center across the road where there was amazing homemade cakes and pies. The ladies who made them served them with fresh wipped cream, jam on warm scones. Such lovely ladies

a really pretty church beautiful inside and rev matt is real pleasant

Had a lovely and informative guide (Alex) who gave us a tour of the church and info about its early days. You can even see a copy of the Lindisfarne gospel. There's also an interesting museum next to it.

Was a pleasure..it was warm and cushions on benches... Oh and the concert was smashing 👌 😍

Very nice church very well maintained

Beautiful church, home to the original Lindisfarne Gospels hundreds of years ago. Also w very welcoming and modern weekly Sunday service at 9 : 30 a.m., if you are visiting and want to attend a service in the area.

Very nice to be able to go and gather your thoughts and as well as look around the place. On this day of mothering sunday, The vicar was very helpful during our visit.

Visit was for a funeral service but received a warm and friendly welcome