St Luke's Church, Norland
Nestled in the heart of Norland village sits the charming little church known as St. Luke's. More than just a place of worship, St. Luke's boasts a rich history and serves as a vibrant hub for the local community. St. Luke's was opened in April 1866 at a cost of approx £900. The Rev. John Ellison was instrumental in the decision to build what was then a Chapel of Ease for Christ Church in Sowerby Bridge. This quaint stone building, occupying a central position in the village has stood witness to the changing times of Norland. Early photographs depict a more rural setting, with the church surrounded by open fields. St. Luke's welcomes everyone with open arms. Their website describes them as a "small and friendly church, and their commitment to inclusivity shines through. They hold services every Sunday afternoon, with an additional morning prayer on Mondays. Stepping beyond traditional services, St. Luke's plays an active role in the community. Their website hig
