St. Laurence's Church in Stroud, Gloucestershire, is a historic parish church known for its prominent 14th-century tower and spire, the only surviving parts of the original medieval building, with the rest rebuilt in 1866-68 in Geometrical Gothic style by Wilson & Willcox. Now also known as the St Laurence: Stroud Centre for Peace and the Arts, it serves as a community hub for spiritual, cultural, and musical events, offering a space for diverse faiths and none, promoting peace and inclusivity in the heart of the town.