Mainly Victorian (rebuilt in the 1850s). Nave and chancel with two 19thc. chapels, 14thc. N aisle, with a neo-Norman arcade. W tower, a re-building of 15thc. work and dated 1676. The only 12thc. work is found on the remodelled S doorway.

In 1086 the manor of Alvechurch with its four berewicks, Coston Hackett, Westhill, Tonge and Overton, was numbered among the possessions of the see of Worcester. The Bishops of Worcester had a palace at Alvechurch, at which they frequently resided. At the date of DS there was a priest at Alvechurch. The advowson belonged to the Bishop of Worcester, and it has remained with the see of Worcester.

Butterfield's drastic re-building of the 1850s was done in his 'blood and bandages' style and the medieval work sits ill in these surroundings.