The parish church of St Mary and All Saints in the Warwickshire village of Fillongley dates from the 12th century though most of the current church is from later. The West tower is 13th century though the bell stage is 15th. The chancel is 12th century though has a 14th century nave with an embattled parapet.
The church is built from coursed sandstone rubble. Fillongley is the British settlement furthest from the sea, so presumably the church is the furthest from the sea as well!
