The rural parish of Sparkwell lies within the south western tip of The South Hams in South Devon, United Kingdom. The South Hams is an area of outstanding beauty.
The Parish of Sparkwell consists of four villages, and three hamlets; with a population of 1100.

The Parish church is dedicated to all the Saints.

All Saints Church, Sparkwell was originally built as a 'Chapel Of Ease' to the mother church of Plympton Saint Mary, in 1859. In 1884 however, Sparkwell was created a separate parish, as part of the Anglican Diocese of Exeter, and the Rev. Pender Hodge-Cudlip became it's first vicar.

The church was enlarged to accommodate the ever-growing congregation before the turn of the century. The picture on our homepage shows the original building of 1859.The style of architecture is Early English.

The calm & beauty of the interior generates a sense of warmth, peace, and welcome to the visitor.
Our worship and tradition is Catholic: -
Conserving the best of the old, & open and welcoming to the best of the new !

Our main service The Parish Mass is held every 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sundays at 11am.

On the first Sunday of each month Sung Matins replaces the Eucharist.

Holy Communion is also celebrated during the week, on Wednesdays at 10am.

Visitors are most welcome from all traditions & from all parts of the world. There are a number of hotels close by. Please do e-mail us should you wish further information.

We hope to meet you soon.

Rev. Fr. Freddy Denman. Vicar