Alhampton Chapel
A Chapel within the Fosse Trinity Benefice

​Alhampton Chapel is part of the Fosse Trinity Benefice and comes under the auspices of St. Mary Magdalene Church in the neighbouring village of Ditcheat.

The Chapel is one of the original “Tin Tabernacles” built from kit form following the Industrial Revolution. It was built in 1892 at a cost of £250. It seats 55 people and continues in active use.

In normal times, a service is held here on the last Sunday of each month at 9:30 am as well as on Christmas Day. Special services may also be held here.

The Chapel is generally unlocked and open for visitors each day. However, we regret that this is not possible during the current lockdown.
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Sadly, our chapel is currently closed. Please see the Services and Current Situation page for further details of "Zoom" services, any physical Ditcheat and Benefice services and resources.
Traditional Sunday Services 

Alhampton Chapel is part of the Fosse Trinity Benefice along with Ditcheat, East Pennard and Pylle churches.
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In normal times, we hold a communion service at the Chapel on the fourth Sunday of every month at 10:00am, followed by coffee. However, these are currently suspended.

​(Please note that parking is difficult but cars can be left outside the Alhampton Inn, 5 minutes walk away).
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There are occasional variations and additional services so for current monthly schedules and details of services at the other churches in the Benefice, please go to the Services page. 

​We would love to see you at our next service.

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