Barnoldswick: St Mary le Ghyll, Barnoldswick
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Built in 1157, the church is a grade 1 listed building with interesting 14th century roof timbers, Jacobean box pews and three decker pulpit. We believe it to be one of the finest churches in the Bradford diocese.
Services are held every week and use the traditional language of the Book of Common Prayer, albeit within the variations allowed under Common Worship.
Church members look forward to welcoming visitors to our services.
The church has historical connections with Fountains Abbey and Kikstall Abbey and the Cistercians. Recent researach carried out by a student from the Sorbonne suggests that Barnoldswick was instrumental in the Cistercians development of 'the grange'.
The church has a ring of 6 bells; three dating from 1723
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The Revd J R Lancaster
131 Gisburn Road
Barnoldswick
Lancashire
BB18 5JU
- Regular Services
Sunday
Every second Sunday at 10:30 AM for 1 hour
Every first Sunday at 11:30 AM for 1 hour
Every third Sunday at 11:30 AM for 1 hour
Every fourth Sunday at 11:30 AM for 1 hour
Tuesday
Our weekly bell ringing practice. The Church has 6 bells. The new ring was dedicated by The Bishop of Bradford on Saturday 30 January 2010
Every Tuesday at 7:00 PM for 2 hours
