Group aims

Harthill’s first church was built in 1085 of local Rotherham Red sand-stone, by William the Conqueror’s son-in-law. William de Warrene. It was enlarged in the 12th and 16th centuries, and restored in the 19th century.

The church has some wonderful ancient pillars and arches from Norman times, and finely carved Italian woodwork. Some of the beautiful  19^th century stained glass windows have recently been attributed to the Italian craftsman, Ulisse de Matteis. There are very few examples of his work in this country. The East window is by Kempe.

Group Activities

Sunday Services are at 10.45am

Activities for school age children take place on Sundays at 10.30 in the Old Schoolroom adjacent to the Church, and for pre-school children on a Thursday morning from 9.30am to 11am, again in the Old Schoolroom.

There is a coffee morning on Friday mornings in the Old Schoolroom from 9.30am to 11am. All are welcome.

The Old Schoolroom is available to rent by organisations and individuals and can be booked via the church website www.allhallowsharthill.org.

Concerts and other parish events are held in the church.