St Denys Church

St Denys Church, Sleaford, is a medieval Anglican area church in Sleaford, Lincolnshire, England. While a congregation and a cleric have likely been available in the settlement since around 1086, the most established parts of the present building are the pinnacle and tower, which date to the late 12^th and mid 13^th hundreds of years; the stone suggest tower is one of the soonest models of its kind in England. The Decorated Gothic nave, walkways and north transept were worked in the 14^th century.

The congregation was changed in the 19^th century, the north walkway was modified by the neighborhood developers Kirk and Parry in 1853 and the pinnacle and tower were generally revamped in 1884 subsequent to being struck by lightning. St Denys remaining parts being used for love by the Church of England. St Denys Church is the area church of the benefice of Sleaford once in the past called New Sleaford, which includes the vast majority of the market town of Sleaford in the English non-metropolitan region of Lincolnshire.