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The [Pentecostal] church in question is presumably on one of these hides of land:
In the 22nd year of Henry III (1237-8) a Feet of Fine records the following transaction: Hugh, Abbot of Stratford, plaintiff, by Henry his monk as attorney-and Richard, son and heir of Geoffrey, son of Richard Corbicum impedient - concerning two hides of land with appurtenances in Luiyton with a plea of Warranty of Charter.
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After 50 days, nothing would really happen. The only reason to cross that bridge is to stock up with some long life food from the giant Tescos, last you a good few months.
...oh wait, you're talking about the church! ;)