The following is taken from the Colchester Historic Buildings Forum (http://colchesterhistoricbuildingsforum.org.uk/drupal/) [accessed 5/8/16]:

Parish church, 1854-5, by E.C. Hakewill. In the Early English style of the 13th century. Kentish rag with Caen stone dressings. Nave, chancel and north aisle. Shingled north-west tower. North organ chamber and vestries added by Duncan Clark & Beckett, 1933-4. Fittings included stained glass by T. Wilmshurst, 1855-c.1874, and E.J. Prest, 1902, as well as good-quality carved stone and woodwork.

Built to replace the medieval parish church of Mile End or Myland, whose foundations can be seen in Rectory Close half a mile to the south. Hakewill was a well known London architect who specialised in church buildings; he also designed the adjacent church hall (separately listed). Built with the aid of grants from the Incorporated Church Building Society and the Essex Church and Chapel Building Society. VCH Essex, IX (1994), pp. 407-8.<1>

The building in Locally Listed: http://www.colchesterhistoricbuildingsforum.org.uk/drupal/buildings_gallery_local?street=205 [accessed 5/8/16]