All Saints' Church building is visible from the road as you drive down the A275 (Lewes Rd) from the Forest Row direction towards Lewes. Look out for the war memorial in Danehill and the church is just above it. There is ample roadside parking outside the church.  (SatNav: RH17 7EY)

To find the church building at Chelwood Gate, going south on the A275, turn off at Chelwood Gate in the direction of Nutley and go along Beaconsfield Rd. After approximately 800m, you will see the church building on the left, set back from the road and next to the village hall and public telephone box. There is ample parking in an adjacent car park.   (SatNav: RH17 7LF)

The church building at Danehill was built by the Hardy family in the 1890s. This Anglican church was designed by George Bodley and Thomas Garner. The beautiful stained glass windows were made by Charles Kempe (see below). More details on the church's architectural features can be found here. 

In more recent years, further improvements have included the addition of dedicated rooms at the back of church for Sunday school teaching and other events. 

The church building at Chelwood Gate (Beaconsfield Road) was provided as a 'Chapel of Ease' not long after the construction of the building in Danehill.