The church of St Tecla was entirely rebuilt in 1866 but retains its old font and a quite beautiful brass medieval chandelier. Probably made in Bruges (Belgium) in about 1500, it has twelve elaborately branched and foliaged arms, with a beast-ring below a crowned image of the Virgin Mary. Like a similar chandelier at neighbouring Llanarmon, it is said to have come from Valle Crucis Abbey near Llangollen.

The Chandelier hangs before a truly remarkable Georgian window, originally made for St Asaph Cathedral in 1800. Unusually, the window uses painted rather than stained glass a depicts a youthful Jesus contemplating a vision of his future Crucifixion, enacted by a bevvy of chubby cherubs.