Our History

It was during 1865 that Rev G. Fisk, of

the Priory, was helped by friends to plant

a mission church at the Wyche Cutting

behind the shops. This use of strategic

buildings within the area for worship and

witness continued after the Wyche School

was built in the 1880’s. The school had a

designated room created for a chapel

which became licensed for services and

baptisms.

The increase in houses on King Edward

Road and in other parts of the parish gave

impetus to the building of All

Saints. Troyte Griffiths, one of Elgar’s

Enigmas, was the architect. All Saints

was completed in 1903.

This Chapel of Ease was opened under

the oversight of Great Malvern Priory.

After just over 20 years All Saints

 became a parish.

In 1987 the parish was united with

St. Peter’s Malvern Wells. However, due

to the close proximity of both churches

and the numbers attending church,

St Peter’s closed in 1994. From that point

on All Saints has become the sole church

for the parish of Malvern Wells & Wyche.

The origin of All Saints was born out of a God

given desire to bring the Good News of His

love, life and forgiveness into the lives of many people. It was the taking of the Good News to where people were that has characterised the development of All Saints and continues to be at the heart of the church’s life. The love of God to family, friends and work colleagues.