In 2015 the church was temporarily closed after major problems were discovered with the walls. Professional inspections revealed that the ceiling was at risk and several rare 15th and 17th century paintings were in danger of falling off the walls from hidden damp. With the estimated cost of renovation work put at possibly £100,000, a local fund-raising campaign was established to save the church. With the help of various funds, such as the Heritage Lottery Fund, work began. In October 2015 Monmouth MP David Davies boosted the appeal by giving Reverend Pamela Love, assistant curate for the four churches in the Llangybi group, two open return first class train tickets. Regular services continue to be held in the chancel.