This small church lies the picturesque town of Lynmouth on the North coast of Devon. The original church was the first Anglican church to be erected in Lynmouth and was a wooden church known as 'The Ark'. This was built for the Rev W O'Neill, who was convalescing at Lynmouth and found nowhere convenient to worship. When he returned home, the church was run for a while by laymen but then closed. The present, more substantial church dates from 1870. It has a nave, chancel, north porch and bell turret. A south aisle was added in 1920 and a vestry was built with funds from the US Air Force after the flood of 1952. The church contains a memorial to 27 people who lost their lives in the flood at Lynmouth and outside is a memorial plaque to the fallen of two world wars.