St Giles' Church, Normanton, Derby, Anglican church in Normanton, Derby, England.
St Giles' Church stands with brick walls and a prominent spire, featuring large windows that illuminate the interior worship space.
The church building replaced a medieval chapel in 1861, designed by architects Giles and Brookhouse, and opened for worship on May 13, 1862.
The congregation follows Conservative Evangelical traditions within the Church of England, conducting services in English twice every Sunday.
The church includes modern facilities added in 2016, such as a reception area, meeting room, kitchen, and accessible restrooms in the South Porch Annexe.
A Norman carved stone from an earlier church remains preserved in the porch, suggesting religious activity at this location before the current structure.
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