The Lid Exaltation of the Cross Church, commonly known as the Farny Church, is a significant Roman Catholic parish church in Lida. Its construction was initiated in 1910 under the direction of architect Wacław Michniewicz, with the church being consecrated in 1930. The architectural style is a notable example of Neo-Gothic, reflecting the design trends of the early 20th century in the region. The church was established to serve the local Catholic community and has functioned continuously as a place of worship, with a brief period of closure during the Soviet era when religious activities were suppressed. Following the restoration of religious freedom in Belarus, the church was returned to the Catholic faithful and remains an active parish. It is recognized as an important cultural and historical monument, representing the religious heritage and architectural history of Lida. The church is situated near the historic Lida Castle, contributing to the cultural landscape of the city.