Our Churches
Malborough
St Peter’s and All Saints Church with foundations dating back to 1170 is our oldest building within the Parish. This is the largest stone building in the locality and is referred to Cathedral of the South Hams. It has a very active congregation who are deeply engaged in the local community. Inside this place of worship are beautiful victorian pews, stunning stain glass panels, and a particularly ornate choir screen. The church was reordered in 2015 with a meeting room, community space, upstairs gallery, kitchen and toilets.
Holy Trinity Church, Salcombe
Consecrated in 1843 Holy Trinity Church at Salcombe continues to be the spiritual beating heart of the town with a vibrant congregation which serves the community with joy. The interior of the church was stunningly reordered in 2009 to include new facilities, an upstairs gallery, kitchen, toilets and office.
Holy Trinity Church, Galmpton
Holy Trinity Galmpton is just over 150 years old and is a quaint rural church at the end of the village. Walkers will know it well as part of the famous coastal path which goes right down to Lands End and then north Devon. With new facilities and a wild flower garden this is an ideal place for groups to use for away days and day retreats. Inside the local icon writing group has included a number of new icons including two panels from the life of Christ. Parking and toilet facilities are on the grounds. 
Hope Cove
Up on the hill St Clement’s Church in Hope Cove is a tiny building open all year around. Currently there is no Sunday worship here but it is used for special occasions and weddings.
Access
Salcombe
The church has a small car park and a ramp for access. Inside there are two toilets, one with disability access and baby changing facilities. The church has lift to the upstairs gallery and rooms. There is an induction loop.
Malborough
The church has no car park but there is parking areas near including the Village Hall. There is a North side door for wheelchair access which is open on request. Inside there are two toilets, one with disability access and baby changing facilities. There is an induction loop.
Galmpton
The church has a small car park and a ramp for access. Inside is an outside toilet by the North door.
Hope Cove
Please note that access is very restricted and there are no toilets.
On Sunday Services please do let the Sidemen (ushers) know if you have any particularly access issues. We are only willing to help.