A Grade II listed Anglican parish church in rural Lancashire, serving the village of Grindleton and the surrounding Ribble Valley.
At a glance
St Ambrose’s Church stands in Grindleton, a small village approximately 3 miles northeast of Clitheroe. The church remains an active place of worship within the Anglican tradition, forming part of a united benefice with two neighbouring parishes.
History
The church is recorded in the National Heritage List for England. Its pastoral care extends across three linked communities: Grindleton, Bolton by Bowland, and Gisburn.
What you see
Designated as a Grade II listed building, St Ambrose’s Church represents a significant example of parish architecture within the Lancashire landscape. The listing reflects its architectural and historical interest to the local community and heritage sector.
Cultural significance
The church occupies an important place in the ecclesiastical and social life of the Ribble Valley. Its Grade II status acknowledges architectural merit and the continuity of worship it represents within its rural setting.
Key facts
- Location: Grindleton, Lancashire, England
- Country: United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 53.9063, -2.3632
- Heritage designation: Grade II listed building
- Diocese: Diocese of Blackburn
- Deanery: Whalley
- Archdeaconry: Blackburn
Practical information & getting there
The church is situated in Grindleton village, roughly 3 miles northeast of Clitheroe. As an active Anglican parish church, it welcomes visitors during regular service times. Contact local information services or the Diocese of Blackburn for current opening hours and service schedules.
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