This window was erected in 1897 in remembrance of Cecil Drummond who died in Her Majesty's Service in Hong Kong at only 15 years old. You can read more about it in the extracts from 1897 Enderby parish magazines by clicking here.

This window has the following words written on it; "To the glory of God and loving memory of Cecil Assheton Drummond and Charlotte Amelia Drummond. This window is erected by their eight surviving children. AD 1924".

This window has the following words on a plaque below it; "To the glory of God and the loving memory of William and Mary Ann Marston Raibson".

A view taken from the Church porchway towards the lych gate. To read of the problems of the lych gate when it was erected in 1943, as told in the Enderby parish magazine, please click here.

The memorial to those from Enderby who fell in the two world wars. The parish magazine entries remembering those who died in the 2nd world war can be read in the 1940's magazine entries in the history section and specifically an extract from 1946 tells of how they were commemorated in 1946. (To see that click here)

The view you will have as you enter our Church through the porch. The room ahead is the Charles Brook room that includes some kitchen facilities.