One parish - three churches. Ranging from a re-purposed Wesleyan chapel in Bradley, through a Victorian village church in Cononley to Kildwick's Grade 1 listed church with a history that predates the Doomsday Book.
St Andrew's is one of the churches for a parish that includes the local Kildwick and Farnhill villages, the villages of Cononley and Bradley - and also a great deal of Cross Hills and the surrounding industrial and trading centres. We are a friendly group of Christians who meet regularly to worship together and to share each other's company. Do come and join us!
The church has stood on this iconic spot since, maybe, the ninth or tenth century. Built by the monks of Eastby Abbey, the current building has been added to - first by Eastby Abbey and then by its successors at Bolton Abbey. It is an extraordinarily long building. That's why locals call it "The Lang Kirk of Craven".
We are a friendly congregation, enjoying our hymn singing and looking forward to welcoming you to our services.
We offer a warm welcome to join us for Sunday worship
