small rural church built late 15th century medieval style alterations original structure remains 15th century later converted window 15th century windows bull head decoration church denotes connection prominent north wales family centuries set remote countryside middle dedicated active late 5th early 6th centuries church paid years oxford historically strong links wales college point built house priest served neighbouring parish church worship seven churches ministry area grade listed building national designation given particularly important buildings special interest particular regarded good rural late medieval church built rubble masonry slate roof interior lit gas lamps history location church churchyard remote rural location wales miles county town small road date construction christian building location unknown parish takes saint lived late 5th early 6th centuries church dedicated welsh word means dwelling modified form saint dwelling brothers commemorated church church present church dates time king henry vii ruled significant building work took place wales windows added 17th 18th century church restored mid late 19th century writer recorded attached priest serving parishes residing church paid oxford built neat house lewis said subject small distribution poor parish given college strong connections wales foundation chancellor use worship seven churches group parishes served priest churches combined parishes include diocese parish rector position vacant december architecture fittings church built rubble masonry dressed limestone roof slate stone west end bell dating structural division nave chancel step rail denoting sanctuary overall church measures feet south church windows 15th century square framed entrance door west end windows north east window eastern windows north south sides date late 15th century like rest windows wholly mainly clear glass windows entirely stained glass east window long narrow lights sections window separated double arc shaped curve topped smaller lights arranged centre 15th century windows set square frames pairs lights headed leaf pattern rectangular windows middle north south walls added 17th 18th century pairs lights western window north converted 15th century door bears designs leaf pattern bull heads bull heads pattern associated family prominent influential landowners north wales 15th 19th centuries time church rebuilt involved work likely contributed cost bull head carved stone doorway roof dates 19th century supporting structure seen inside church church lit gas lamps contains box nave reading desk matching pulpit sanctuary cream paint pulpit reading desk 18th century memorial south wall nave survey ancient historical monuments wales noted oak collecting dated silver cup dated font uncertain date assessment church national recognition statutory protection alteration designated grade listed building second highest grades listing designating particularly important buildings special interest given status april listed regarded good rural late medieval church body responsible built heritage wales inclusion welsh buildings statutory lists notes church simple traditional character retains original features writing clergyman antiquarian said east window similar windows south aisle church guide buildings region comments east window saying surprisingly grand guide churches says elevated spot remote rural location notes east window overall building appears fairly good condition
St Twrog's Church, Bodwrog