The Pikes were 2-0 up at Penistone Church on Saturday.
Simon Heslop's men raced into a 2-0 lead at the South Yorkshire side in Northern Counties East Premier.
New loan signing from Leeds United, Joe Bhaskaran, broke the deadlock on 17 minutes.
Then within seconds, George Thewlis doubled Pikes' advantage.
However Church pulled one back, 11 minutes from time and forced an equaliser in added time.
Pikes are back in league action, on Saturday, at home to Retford FC.
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