The congregation is small but faithful, and is proud to use the 1662 Book of Common Prayer

for its worship.

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Whilst the parish is properly named Quarnford, the village at its heart is called Flash.

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The village has a couple of claims to fame:  having been the home of counterfitters in the past, it gave the world the phrase "flashing your cash"; and at 1518 feet above sea level, it is the highest village in Britain - higher even than villages in Scotland!

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​​Planning your visit:

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• services usually take place on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month, but check the rota (see 'downloads')

• services are normally from The Book of Common Prayer

• the church is generally open every day during daylight hours

• there is no indoor lavatory, but there is a temporary 'port-a-loo' until one can be installed

• there is no car park, but there is a small amount on-street parking

• there is a level access in to the Nave, and a ramp up to the Chancel

• there are usually refreshments after Sunday services

• the post code for Sat Nav is:  SK17 0SW