A unique 14th century arched doorway rescued from a danish ship, offers a reassuring welcome to St.Nicholas' Church.
Built between the 12th and 14th centuries, St. Nicholas Church features mason and merchant marks on the inside walls which provide evidence of this.
It was renovated after the civil war and again at the start of the 20th century, when further work was carried out. Due to its historic importance, it is now a Grade 1 listed building.
Our beautiful church is the only place of worship in Marston Trussell. It is situated on the edge of the village, set back from the road and surrounded by fields.
Interesting features are the Porch which dates back to the 14th century and is constructed from timbers from a Danish ship, which was stranded on the Welland when the river was navigable. There is a chest inside the church which dates back to the Magna Carta and is still in use today. Lots of other interesting features can be seen inside and information about the church is available to visitors.
Services are held each month on a Sunday morning and all are welcome.
Here are our upcoming dates for Autumn / Winter 2025:
Sunday 28th September 10am
Sunday 26th October 10am
Sunday 9th November. Remembrance Service 10:45am
Sunday 23rd November 10am
24th December Carol Service 6pm
28th December
More information about our church and other services across the Benefice can be found at nasebygroup.org
The church of St Nicholas is part of the United Benefice of Clipston, Haselbech, Kelmarsh, Naseby, Sibbertoft and Welford – known as the Naseby Benefice in the Diocese of Peterborough.
The Rector is the Rev. Tom Grant who lives at The Rectory Church Lane Clipston
He can be contacted on 07869 345780 or at Tom@nasebygroup.org
