Friends of St Nicholas

For generations, the Church of St Nicholas has stood at the heart of Combe Raleigh, a place of peace, heritage, and worship. Its walls hold over 700 years of local history, from quiet moments of reflection to joyful celebrations and life’s most meaningful events.

Become a Friend of St Nicholas Church

Today, we need your help to ensure this cherished building remains standing for future generations.

Why It Matters

The church is more than just a building. It is an important:

  • symbol of our village’s history and identity
  • place of Christian worship, prayer, and reflection
  • space where the community comes together in times of joy and sorrow

However, maintaining a historic Grade II listed building comes with ongoing costs. Repairs to the roof, stonework, and interior are essential to preserve its structure and beauty.

How You Can Help

We are raising funds to support vital maintenance and restoration work. Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a real difference.

You can support us by:

  • donating
  • attending fundraising events
  • spreading the word to friends and family
Together, We Can Protect Our Heritage

With your support, the Church of St Nicholas can continue to serve our community for many years to come.

Donate Today

Your donation will be used solely for improvements to St Nicholas Church’s building, churchyard, or facilities. Any amount you can give, large or small, will be greatly appreciated.

It’s Not Just About Money!

We welcome volunteers for maintenance, cleaning, flower arranging, and gardening.

St Nicholas Church Friends Membership Application
Register as a friend so that any donations you make will only be used for the church building and churchyard or improving facilities.
Please treat as Gift Aid donations all qualifying gifts of money made from the date of this declaration. I am a UK taxpayer and understand that if I pay less Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax than the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all my donations in that tax year it is my responsibility to pay the difference.

Why It Matters