St. Giles' Church, Alain

The Parish Church of Saint Giles is a parish church of the Kingdom of Alain. Finished in 1410 in a perpendicular style, the belfry of the tower collapsed in 1453 due to a cannon malfunction on the nearby Churchgate, which completely destroyed St. Olave's Church and most of the houses around it. The brick replacement, topped with a lantern to beckon pilgrims to the city, was completed in 1457.

Choir
The Choir consists of thirty men and women, who sing two services on Sundays:
 * Choral Eucharist 10.00am
 * Choral Mattins 11.30am (5th Sunday only)
 * Choral Evensong 6.30pm

Bells
The belfry of St Giles holds the fourth heaviest tenor bell in the city, after the Cathedral, St Sampson's, and St Dominic's.

The bells were destroyed along with the belfry during the explosion in 1453, and a new peal of bells was cast in 1460 by the Purdue foundry, the tenor weighing 33 hundredweight and in the key of C.