Venerable Bede Church Leeds on Greenhill Road, Bramley suffered serious criminal damage over Christmas and the New Year.
The vandalism is believed to have taken place on December 21 and Christmas Day.
Paving slabs up to six feet long that form the steps to the church were torn up by local youths and broken up, a social media post on the church's Facebook page said.
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It is estimated that £1,000 of damage has been done to the building.
Crime numbers of 13210660457 and 13210665870 were issued by West Yorkshire Police for the damages to the steps according to the post.
Anyone with information should contact the church.
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