 St Andrews Church , a Grade II * listed building on the outskirts of Chew Stoke , was constructed in the 15th century and underwent extensive renovation in 1862 . The inside of the church is decorated with 156 angels in wood and stone , and the church includes a tower with an unusual spirelet on the staircase turret . In the tower hang bells cast by the Bilbie family . The reconstructed Moreton Cross in the churchyard was moved there when Chew Valley Lake flooded , and the base of the cross shaft , about 80 feet ( 24 m ) southwest of the tower , is thought to date from the 14th century and is itself a Grade II * listed building , as is the Webb monument in the churchyard . The churchyard gate , at the southeast entrance , bears a lamp provided by public subscription to commemorate Queen Victoria 's Jubilee of 1897 and is a Grade II listed structure . 
