as part of the church reconstruction a new and considerably larger organ was provided by abbott and smith of leeds. the organ saw no repairs until 1979, by when the church was unable to afford any restoration. between 1979 and 1983 a further replacement organ, of some quality, was moved from the now-closed bolton brow methodist church. this had been originally built by james jepson binns of bramley, leeds. its bellows had originally been pumped by a water engine connected to the rochdale canal below. the present organ retains the fine oak case and four stops of pipes from the abbott and smith organ and incorporates three stops from the organ at warley congregational church. the instrument was converted to electric control between the keyboards and pipes. some restoration work was completed in 2006 and a recent bequest, from the late fred seed, has been used to cover the cost of further work.