In 1860 the Grade II listed parish church of All Saints was completely rebuilt in red brick, the previous structure being thatched. At that time the Horsington Anglican rectory and living was in the gift of Magdalen College, Oxford, as principal landowner and provider of the village Lords of the Manor. Magdalen possibly provided the church organ. The same year the College founded the village National School, and subscribed to its support. Before the building of the new church and following All Hallows falling into an unusable condition, services were held in an old Tithe Barn, at Manor Farm, Horsington. (Ref: https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/15049/about-us/) It was designed by David Brandon (see original signed plan below photo of church). The church is built in the Victorian style with both lancet and cusped lancet windows. All Saints has a steeple which is a notable landmark in the area and it was to this end that Sir John Betjeman, the Poet Laureate, commissioned the artist John Piper to make a line drawing which helped to illustrate his poem "A Lincolnshire Church" (see right below). Entering through the heavy wooden door, you see our font and cover before turning to see through the impressive reed screen the beautiful Stained Glass window in the East which is believed to have been erected in memory of Rev Francis Hugh Dean who was Rector of Horsington in the early 1880s by his widow.