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This lovely Victorian church was designed by the architect J Piers St Aubyn (of the family of St Michael's Mount), and was consecrated in 1861. This is the third church on the site, the first one being in recorded use as early as 1309.

Up until 1892 Marazion church was part of St Hilary Parish, but in that year it separated and became a parish in it's own right.

The roof was re-slated, the organ restored and much other maintenance work was done between 1986 and 1992. This has left All Saints' Church in good repair, and well worth a visit.

The church has many interesting stained glass windows, and the free leaflet-guide provides an interesting tour of these and the church as a whole. A small church shop is run during the summer months. During these periods, the church is open for visitors to enjoy.

The weekly services are Holy Communion - Fridays 9.45am
and Eucharist - Sundays 9.45 am

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