Welcome to the Parish of Combe St. Nicholas and the church. It has probably been a place of Christian worship since the 10th century. A Norman church was built in the 12th century and this was replaced in the 13th century. In the middle of the 15th century the church was enlarged and  partly rebuilt. Apart from some additions in Victorian times, it remains largely unchanged to this day.

A number of repairs and minor changes have taken place over the last few years. These have included the provision of a toilet block next to the school; repairs to the bell tower; the removal of the front two rows of pews, filling of the aisle and carpeting. This has provided an excellent performance space with mainly free concerts being held throughout the year.

Our Vicar the Rev. Phil Regan retired at the end of March. Phil was also responsible for two other parishes, Wambrook and Whitestaunton, also for the  “church in the field”, Ham Church.

Until a new Vicar is appointed responsibility for the management of the Church rests with the Lay Reader and churchwarden, Greg Hoare (01460 68799), and the other churchwarden, Mrs. C. Liney (63287) together with the Parochial Church Council. The PCC has the responsibility of finding the funds to run the Church and also contribute towards the running of the Diocese.

The Parish Council provides financial assistance towards the cost of maintaining the churchyard.

Music for services is provided by volunteer organists. Services are supported by a mixed adult choir. The church bells are rung for some services and for weddings. There is an active group of bellringers.