Fulbeck is a small village in the South Kesteven district of Lincolnshire, 9 miles N of Grantham and a similar distance E of Newark-on-Trent. The church stands in the village centre and is built of coursed limestone rubble and ashlar. It consists of a W tower, 13thc in its lower parts and 15thc above with a 15thc W stair turret. The nave is aisled with arcades of c.1300, and the chancel is 13thc with a wide chancel arch rebuilt in 1887, as part of the main restoration by Charles Kirk. There is a drum font which is 12thc. in origin, and Romanesque fragments of a capital and an arcaded font set in the chancel and nave walls.