Lynton lies at the heart of Exmoor, England’s smallest National Park. High moorlands sweep down to the
rugged cliffs lining the Bristol Channel while wooded valleys are deeply incised into the uplands. Lynton is perched
high on a cliff some 150 metres above the sea and looks down on picturesque Lynmouth clustered round an attractive
harbour.
What makes our town really special is the warmth of its welcome. Locals and visitors alike can be sure of a friendly greeting and everyone seems genuinely interested in the well-being of their neighbours.
The friendly atmosphere of our church is often commented on by visitors of whom we have many. We make a point of giving a special welcome and always provide tea and biscuits after services so that we can have an opportunity to chat.
We have a small but growing membership with roughly double the number of adherents. Most of us are incomers and most of us originate from other denominations but once here we all pull together. We see ourselves very much as a family with everyone feeling a real sense of belonging.
