All Saints Church meets in a Church of England Primary School on All Saints Rise in Warfield.    The church was planted by the older congregation of St.Michael the Archangel whose history goes back a thousand years before the New Town Development in Bracknell /South Warfield was even conceived.

Spring 1989 - Bob Nicholls (ex St. Michael's Churchwarden and first leader of All Saints) and his wife Margaret went on the first of three church planting conferences at Holy Trinity, Brompton.

At first the church leaders sought to co-operate with other local churches and denominations in any possible church plant.   Discussions were had over the period of 3 years with the Baptists, the Methodists and the United Reform Church.   However in the end the church plant was to be an Anglican one.   Events such as these led the St Michael's leaders to realise that the church plant would be God's work and not their own.

During this period prophetic visions were shared in St Michael's church meetings concerning the potential ministry of Warfield Church to the growing Bracknell New Town.   For example one vision was of an icy wintry Bracknell which had on its edge an enormous wave of love which was frozen solid.   This particular vision included the vicar on a surfboard that was frozen into the top of the wave!   The vision was interpreted and completed by Phil Durbin of the St Michael's congregation who pointed to the fact the wave of love for Bracknell was beginning to melt  and would sweep down on the town. He suggested we all pray for the vicar at this crucial time, in his dangerous vantage point at the top of the wave.   Bracknell was a spiritually needy place that needed to know about God's love.

Rosemary and Nigel Byard and many others were given a heart to start the work with children. This work has grown and a strong team of nearly 30 are now involved in this ministry.   When the church began few could have envisaged the numbers of children that would attend worship at All Saints.  Success with children's work has been accompanied by major struggles also but "Secret Agents", "First Steps" and other initiatives have been greatly blessed and have brought the children of parents into the church with their children.

1994 - Andy and Kathy Stirrup were our first mission partners supported by All Saint. Andy was called to teach theological students at St Luke's College in Kongwa, Tanzania. They were supported through Crosslinks.

Alpha Courses in the church and various discipleship groups have also been quite successful in attracting unchurched people often with little of the more traditional church backgrounds associated with the more long established members of St Michael's.

March 1999 - New church called St Peter's was started.

Following the launch of St Peter's the leadership re-looked at All Saints purpose and a statement of Vision and Values was published.

Since then the All Saints congregation has grown to the pre St Peter's numbers. The Sunday School (now Kidzone) grew even more, under the leadership of Rosemary Wood.

January 2000 - Andy and Kathy Stirrup returned from Tanzania. Andy began teaching Old Testament studies at Youthworks College in Sydney, Australia. As a result, All Saints reviewed its Mission Strategy and now supports as its main mission partners Andy and Uta Buckler working with the French Reformed Church and Crosslinks in France.

April 2001 - following two successful days away in 1999 and 2000, All Saints experienced it's first weekend away at Pilgrim Hall, Sussex, led by David and Fiona Saunderson from Holy Trinity, Brompton. Maurice Wright hands over the leadership of All Saints to Mike Summers.

June 2003 - Our second weekend away at Lee Abbey in North Devon. This was another time of God's blessing.

May 2004 - Warfield parish welcomed Ben and Christine Beecroft with their two daughters. Ben and Christine were both ordained - Ben's job title was Associate Vicar and worked with All Saints and St Peter's.

Apr 2005 - A party from All Saints went to Spring Harvest in Skegness which was organised as an alternative to a church weekend away. It was felt to be effective as the members of the party returned with a greater enthusiasm for, and awareness, of God's work and the role they could play. This was especially true for a number of young people who went and are now helping in some of the All Age services.

January 2006 - Mike Summers relinquished leadership of All Saints and Christine Beecroft was appointed as main leader. Sunday School was renamed as Kidzone.

June 2009 All Saints was involved as a church in helping at the Warfield Village Fete as a part of our calling to be more involved with the local community. We also started to become more involved with Warfield School.