St Michael and All Angels
Hubberholme

Nestling by the River Wharfe at the foot of Langstrothdale, St Michael's and All Angels exudes an atmosphere of prayerful calm and is considered a spiritual home by people throughout the world. A caring and dedicated community strives to be true to the simplicity of Jesus' message: 
love God and love your neighbour, whoever they might be. 

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Worship and Prayer

SUNDAY 11.15am The Parish Service

THURSDAY  12pm Contemplative Prayer
"Be still and know that I am God'
(held in the Buckden School Room every two weeks)

The Friends of Hubberholme

Hubberholme Church recognises that it has an important ministry to the many people who consider the church to be a 'spiritual home'.  Becoming a friend of the church is a way of staying in contact; of being held within the cycle of prayer; receiving invitations to services and events and contributing to the vital upkeep and maintenance of the building.
Become a Friend

History

The church building is mainly 12th century built upon the site of a forest chapel. It was extended to the north in the 16th century. Inside, can be found a beautiful wooden Rood Loft which survived Elizabeth I's edict to destroy all such objects.

J.B.Priestley & the Mouseman

The church and the local pub (The George) were favourite places of J. B. Priestley whose ashes are  buried in the church yard (whilst there is a commemorative plaque within the church, there is deliberately no marked area in the grave yard). 

The pews, choir stalls and chairs were made by Thompson of Kilburn, 'the mouseman'. The trademark carving of a mouse can be found in many places within the church.

Hubberholme & surrounds