Worth is a village about 1.5 miles S of Sandwich. The church of St Peter and Paul consists of a nave with a S aisle, a chancel with adjoining chapels, a W tower with a spire, and a N porch. It was subject to a restoration in 1888, which may be the explanation for the large amount of modern replacement material present. Romanesque sculpture includes the N doorway, the S nave aisle, and a re-set fragment in the S aisle.

The village was originally controlled from Eastry and it is likely that the church originated as a dependant chapel.

The oak leaf sculpture on the fragment found in the S aisle is very similar to that in the Transitional Gothic N chapel at Ulcombe, Kent. However, given that this site is around 40 miles away, a direct link seems unlikely.