List of churches in South Lakeland

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The following is a list of churches in South Lakeland district in Cumbria, England.

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The following civil parishes have no active churches: Angerton, Blawith and Subberthwaite, Docker, Fawcett Forest, Lambrigg, Mansriggs, Nether Staveley, Preston Richard, Sedgwick, Strickland Roger and Whinfell.

The district has an estimated 147 churches for 104,000 inhabitants, a ratio of one church for every 707 people.

Map of medieval parish churches

For the purposes of this map medieval is taken to be pre-1485. It is of note that Cumbria, unlike most parts of England, saw a sustained programme of church building during the 16th and 17th centuries as the more remote parts of the district were settled.

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Medieval parish churches in South Lakeland

List

NameCivil parish (settlement)DedicationWebFoundedDenominationBeneficeNotes
St Cuthbert, Aldingham Aldingham Cuthbert [1] Medieval Church of England Urswick etc
St Matthew, Dendron Aldingham (Dendron) Matthew [1] 1642 Church of England Urswick etcRebuilt 1795
St James, Arnside Arnside James 1866 Church of England
Our Lady of Lourdes, Arnside Arnside Mary [2] 1926 Roman Catholic Kent Estuary Catholic ParishCurrent building 1977
Arnside Methodist Church Arnside [3] 1876 Methodist Kendal Circuit
St Bartholomew, Barbon Barbon Bartholomew [4] Medieval Church of England Rainbow ParishRebuilt 1893
St Michael & All Angels, Beetham Beetham Michael & Angels [5] Medieval Church of England
Storth Village Church Beetham (Storth) [6] CoE / Methodist Kendal Circuit2006 merger of Methodist church and Anglican mission church
St Peter, Field Broughton Broughton East (Field Broughton) Peter 1745 Church of England Cartmel PeninsulaOwn parish 1875. Rebuilt 1892-1894
St Mary Magdalene, Broughton-in-Furness Broughton West Mary Magdalene Medieval Church of England Broughton & DuddonBenefice also includes one church in Copeland
Broughton-in-Furness Methodist Church Broughton West [7] Methodist SW Cumbria United Area
Holy Innocents, Broughton Mills Broughton West (Broughton Mills) Innocents 1888 Church of England Broughton & Duddon
St James, Burton Burton-in-Kendal James Medieval Church of England Burton & Holme
St Anthony, Cartmel Fell Cartmel Fell Anthony the Great [8] 1504 Church of England Two Valleys Team
Holy Trinity, Casterton Casterton Trinity [9] 1833 Church of England Rainbow Parish
St Peter, Far Sawrey Claife (Sawrey) Peter [10] 1869 Church of England Hawkshead BeneficeOwn parish from Hawkshead 1873
Holy Trinity, Colton Colton Trinity 1578 Church of England Egton, Lowick & Colton
St Paul, Rusland Colton (Rusland) Paul [10] 1745 Church of England Hawkshead BeneficeRebuilt 1868
Tottlebank Baptist Church Colton (Tottlebank) [11] 1669 Baptist Union Current building 1697
St Peter, Finsthwaite Colton (Finsthwaite) Peter [12] 1724 Church of England Cartmel PeninsulaRebuilt 1873-1874
St Andrew, Coniston Coniston Andrew [13] 1586 Church of England Coniston & TorverRebuilt 1819
Coniston Methodist Church Coniston [14] Methodist South Lakes Circuit
Coniston Christian Fellowship Coniston [15] 1986Independent EA. Meets in Coniston primary school
St Catherine, Crook Crook Catherine of Alex. [8] 1620 Church of England Two Valleys TeamRebuilt 1886
Holy Trinity, Winster Crook (Winster) Trinity [8] C16th Church of England Two Valleys TeamRebuilt 1874-1875
St Mary, Crosthwaite Crosthwaite & Lyth Mary [8] Medieval Church of England Two Valleys TeamRebuilt 1878
St Andrew, Dent Dent Andrew Medieval Church of England Dent with Cowgill
St John the Evangelist, Cowgill Dent (Cowgill) John the Evangelist 1838 Church of England Dent with Cowgill
Dentdale Methodist Church Dent [16] Methodist Sedbergh Circuit
Dentfoot Methodist Church Dent (Dent Foot) [16] Methodist Sedbergh Circuit
Holy Trinity, Seathwaite Dunnerdale-with-Seathwaite Trinity C16th Church of England Broughton & DuddonRebuilt 1875
St Mary the Virgin, Penny Bridge Egton with Newland Mary pre-1786 Church of England Egton, Lowick & ColtonRebuilt 1831
St John the Evangelist, Firbank Firbank John the Evangelist 1842 Church of England Lune United Benefice
St John the Baptist, Garsdale Garsdale John the Baptist [17] 1861 Church of England Sedbergh, Cautley, Garsdale
Garsdale Methodist Church Garsdale [17] Methodist Sedbergh Circuit
Garsdale Street Methodist Church Garsdale [17] Methodist Sedbergh Circuit
Hawes Junction Methodist Church Garsdale (Garsdale Head) [17] Methodist Sedbergh CircuitOccasional services only
St Paul, Grange-over-Sands Grange-over-Sands Paul [18] 1852-1854 Church of England Cartmel Peninsula
Grange Fell Church Grange-over-Sands 1906-1907 Church of England Cartmel Peninsula
SS Charles Borromeo & Cuthbert, Grange Grange-over-Sands Charles B & Cuthbert [2] Roman Catholic Kent Estuary Catholic Parish
Grange Methodist Church Grange-over-Sands [14] Methodist South Lakes Circuit
Grange United Reformed Church Grange-over-Sands [19] URC South Lakes Church
Hope Church Grange-over-Sands Grange-over-Sands [20] 2009 Newfrontiers
St John, Grayrigg Grayrigg John the Evangelist [21] pre-C18th Church of England Beacon TeamRebuilt 1837-1838
St Anne, Haverthwaite Haverthwaite Anne 1824-1825 Church of England Cartmel PeninsulaOwn parish from Colton 1866
St Michael & All Angels, Hawkshead Hawkshead Michael & Angels [10] Medieval Church of England Hawkshead Benefice
Hawkshead Methodist Church Hawkshead [14] Methodist South Lakes Circuit
Hawkshead Hill Baptist Church Hawkshead (Hawkshead Hill) [22] 1678 Baptist Union
St John, Helsington Helsington John the Evangelist [8] 1726 Church of England Two Valleys Team
St Peter, Heversham Heversham Peter [23] Medieval Church of England Heversham & Milnthorpe
Hincaster Mission Room Hincaster Church of England Possibly defunct
Holy Trinity, Holme Holme Trinity 1839 Church of England Burton & HolmeOwn parish 1864
St Anne, Ings Hugill (Ings) Anne [24] C16th Church of England Staveley, Ings & KentmereCurrent building 1743
St John the Divine, Hutton Roof Hutton Roof John the Evangelist [4] Medieval Church of England Rainbow ParishRebuilt 1757, 1881
Holy Trinity, Kendal Kendal Trinity [25] Medieval Church of England Helm Group
St George, Kendal Kendal George [26] 1754 Church of England Beacon TeamCurrent building & parish church 1841. Commissioners' church
St Thomas, Kendal Kendal Thomas [27] 1835-1837 Church of England Kendal St Thomas
Hallgarth Community Church Kendal [28] ?
Holy Trinity & St George, Kendal Kendal Trinity & George [29] 1793 Roman Catholic Kendal Catholic ParishCurrent building 1835-1837
Stricklandgate Methodist Church Kendal [30] 1787 Methodist Kendal Circuit
Fellside Methodist Church Kendal [31] Methodist Kendal Circuit
Sandylands Methodist Church Kendal [32] Methodist Kendal Circuit
Kendal United Reformed Church Kendal [33] C17th URC South Lakes Church
Parr Street Evangelical Church Kendal [34] FIEC Affinity
Heron Hill Free Church Kendal [35] Independent
Kendal Salvation Army Kendal [36] Salvation Army
Kendal Quaker Meeting Kendal [37] Quakers Kendal & Sedbergh Quakers
King's Church Kendal Kendal Jesus [38] Newfrontiers
St Cuthbert, Kentmere Kentmere Cuthbert [24] Medieval Church of England Staveley, Ings & Kentmere
All Saints, Killington Killington All Saints Church of England Lune United Benefice
St Cuthbert, Kirkby Ireleth Kirkby Ireleth Cuthbert [39] Medieval Church of England
Kirkby Marshside Methodist Church Kirkby Ireleth [7] late C18th Methodist SW Cumbria United AreaCurrent building 1870
St John the Evangelist, Woodland Kirkby Ireleth (Woodland) John the Evangelist 1698 Church of England Broughton & DuddonRebuilt 1822, 1864-1865
St Mary the Virgin, Kirkby Lonsdale Kirkby Lonsdale Mary [4] Medieval Church of England Rainbow Parish
St Joseph, Kirkby Lonsdale Kirkby Lonsdale Joseph [40] 1966 Roman Catholic
Kirkby Lonsdale Methodist Church Kirkby Lonsdale [41] Methodist Kendal Circuit
St Oswald, Grasmere Lakes (Grasmere) Oswald of N'umbria [42] Medieval CoE / Methodist Grasmere & Rydal
Holy Trinity, Langdale Lakes (Chapel Stile) Trinity [43] Medieval Church of England Loughrigg TeamCurrent building 1858, own parish 1863
Jesus Church, Troutbeck Lakes (Troutbeck) Jesus [44] 1562 Church of England Windermere & TroutbeckRebuilt 1736
St Mary, Rydal Lakes (Rydal) Mary [45] 1823-1825 Church of England Grasmere & Rydal
Little Langdale Mission Chapel Lakes (Little Langdale)C19th Church of England Loughrigg Team
St Mary, Ambleside Lakes (Ambleside) Mary [46] 1850-1854 Church of England Loughrigg TeamEarlier chapel of St Anne, own burial rights C17th
Mater Amabilis, Ambleside Lakes (Ambleside) Mary Roman Catholic Windermere Parish
Our Lady of the Wayside, Grasmere Lakes (Grasmere) Mary Roman Catholic Windermere Parish
Ambleside Baptist Church Lakes (Ambleside) [47] Baptist Union
Ambleside Methodist Church Lakes (Ambleside) [14] Methodist South Lakes CircuitShares a building with St Mary's Anglican church
St John the Evangelist, Levens Levens John the Evangelist 1828 Church of England
Levens Methodist Church Levens [31] Methodist Kendal Circuit
St Mary, Longsleddale Longsleddale Mary [21] 1712 Church of England Beacon TeamCurrent building 1863
SS Mary & Michael Priory Church, Cartmel Lower Allithwaite (Cartmel) Mary & Michael [48] Medieval Church of England Cartmel PeninsulaSurvived Dissolution by being deemed a parish church
Cartmel Methodist Church Lower Allithwaite (Cartmel) [14] C19th Methodist South Lakes CircuitCurrent building 1871-1872
St Mary, Allithwaite Lower Allithwaite (Allithwaite) Mary [49] 1864-1865 Church of England Cartmel Peninsula
St John the Baptist, Flookburgh Lower Holker (Flookburgh) John the Baptist 1777 Church of England Cartmel PeninsulaOwn parish 1879. Rebuilt 1897-1900
St Luke, Lowick Lowick Luke 1577 CoE / Methodist Egton, Lowick & Colton
All Saints, Lupton Lupton All Saints [4] 1867 Church of England Rainbow Parish
St Peter, Mansergh Mansergh Peter [4] 1726 Church of England Rainbow ParishRebuilt 1880
Holy Ghost, Middleton Middleton Holy Spirit [4] 1634 Church of England Rainbow ParishRebuilt 1879
St Thomas, Milnthorpe Milnthorpe Thomas 1837 Church of England Heversham & Milnthorpe
Christ the King, Milnthorpe Milnthorpe Jesus [2] 1947 Roman Catholic Kent Estuary Catholic ParishCurrent building 1970
M:OASIS Milnthorpe [50] Methodist Kendal CircuitPreviously Milnthorpe Methodist, gave up building 2014
Trinity Church Milnthorpe Milnthorpe Trinity [51] 2016 FIEC Affinity. Plant from Parr Street Evangelical, Kendal
St Mark, Natland Natland Mark [52] Medieval Church of England Helm GroupRebuilt 1735, 1825, 1909-1910 and renamed
St Stephen, New Hutton New Hutton Stephen C18th Church of England Helm GroupRebuilt 1829
St John the Baptist, Old Hutton Old Hutton & Holmescales John the Baptist 1873 Church of England Helm Group
St John the Evangelist, Osmotherley Osmotherley John the Evangelist 1873-1874 Church of England Ulverston
St James, Staveley Over Staveley James [24] 1865 Church of England Staveley, Ings & KentmereReplaced dilapidated St Margaret's (medieval) in village centre
St Michael & the Holy Angels, Pennington Pennington Michael & Angels [53] Medieval Church of England Pennington, Lindal, BardseaRebuilt 1826
Swarthmoor Methodist Church Pennington (Swarthmoor) [14] 1864 Methodist South Lakes Circuit
St Patrick, Preston Patrick Preston Patrick Patrick [4] 1509 Church of England Rainbow ParishRebuilt 1852
Preston Patrick Quaker Meeting Preston Patrick [37] 1691 Quakers Kendal & Sedbergh Quakers
All Saints, Satterthwaite Satterthwaite All Saints [54] C16th Church of England Hawkshead BeneficeCurrent building c. 1840. Own parish from Hawkshead 1881
St Andrew, Sedbergh Sedbergh Andrew Medieval Church of England Sedbergh, Cautley, Garsdale
Sedbergh Catholic Meeting Sedbergh [29] Roman Catholic Kendal Catholic ParishMeets in St Andrew's Anglican church
New Street Methodist Church, Sedbergh Sedbergh [16] Methodist Sedbergh Circuit
Sedbergh United Reformed Church Sedbergh [19] URC South Lakes Church
Brigflatts Meeting House Sedbergh (Brigflatts) [55] 1652 Quakers Kendal & Sedbergh Quakers
Holy Trinity, Howgill Sedbergh (Howgill) Trinity 1838 Church of England Lune United Benefice
St Mark, Cautley Sedbergh (Cautley) Mark 1847 Church of England Sedbergh, Cautley, Garsdale
Cautley Methodist Church Sedbergh (Cautley) [16] Methodist Sedbergh Circuit
St John the Baptist, Skelsmergh Skelsmergh & Scalthwaiterigg John the Baptist [21] 1871 Church of England Beacon Team
Holy Trinity, Brathay Skelwith (Clappersgate) Trinity [56] 1836 Church of England Loughrigg Team
St Thomas, Crosscrake Stainton (Crosscrake) Thomas Medieval Church of England Helm GroupRebuilt 1874
St Mary, Staveley-in-Cartmel Staveley-in-Cartmel Mary 1537 Church of England Cartmel PeninsulaRestored 1897
Hebron Hall Staveley-in-Cartmel (Backbarrow) Hebron [57] 1913 Gospel Hall [58]
St Oswald, Burneside Strickland Ketel (Burneside) Oswald of N'umbria [21] 1602 Church of England Beacon TeamRebuilt 1881
St Luke, Torver Torver Luke [13] 1849 Church of England Coniston & TorverRebuilt 1884 and dedicated to St Luke
St Mary, Ulverston Ulverston Mary [59] Medieval Church of England UlverstonMostly rebuilt 1864-1866
St Mary of Furness, Ulverston Ulverston Mary [60] 1824 Roman Catholic Ulverston & DalstonCurrent building 1893-1895
Ulverston Methodist Church Ulverston [14] late C18th Methodist South Lakes CircuitCurrent building 1818
Bethany Christian Church Ulverston Bethany [61] Gospel Hall [58]
Ulverston Grace Baptist Church Ulverston [62] 1992Independent Affinity. Plant from Free Grace Baptist, Lancaster
Croftlands Community Church Ulverston [63] Independent
Emmanuel Christian Centre Ulverston Jesus [64] 1876CCI [65] Previously Churches of Christ then Assemblies of God
All Saints, Underbarrow Underbarrow & Bradleyfield All Saints [8] Medieval Church of England Two Valleys Team
St Paul, Lindale Lindale and Newton-in-Cartmel (Lindale) Paul Medieval Church of England Cartmel PeninsulaRebuilt 1828
Holy Trinity, Bardsea Urswick (Bardsea) Trinity [53] 1843-1853 Church of England Pennington, Lindal, BardseaBenefice also includes one church in Barrow-in-Furness
SS Mary Virgin & Michael, Urswick Urswick Mary & Michael [1] Medieval Church of England Urswick etcBenefice also includes one church in Barrow-in-Furness
Urswick United Reformed Church Urswick [7] URC SW Cumbria United Area
St Thomas, Selside Whitwell & Selside Thomas [21] 1709 Church of England Beacon TeamRebuilt 1838
St Mary, Windermere Windermere Mary [66] 1847-1848 Church of England Windermere & TroutbeckOwn parish 1856
Our Lady of Windermere & St Herbert Windermere Mary & Herbert of D [67] Roman Catholic Windermere Parish
Windermere Methodist Church Windermere [14] Methodist South Lakes Circuit
Carver Uniting Church, Windermere Windermere [68] Methodist / URC
Windermere Community Church Windermere [69] Assemblies of God Moved into Heathwaite Mission building 2001
St Martin, Windermere Windermere (Bowness) Martin of Tours [70] Medieval Church of England Own parish 1348
Lakes Christian Centre Windermere (Bowness) [71] 1924Independent EA. Began in Langdale
St Paul, Witherslack Witherslack, Meathop & Ulpha Paul [8] 1669-1671 Church of England Two Valleys Team

Defunct churches

NameCivil parish (settlement)DedicationWebFoundedRedundantDenominationNotes
St John the Baptist, Blawith Blawith & Subberthwaite John the Baptist 1862-18631988 Church of England
St Margaret of Antioch, Low Wray Claife (Low Wray) Margaret the Virgin [72] 1845 Church of England
All Hallows Chapel, Kendal Kendal All Saints [73] Church of England
St Margaret, Staveley Over Staveley Margaret the Virgin MedievalC19th Church of England Replaced by St James's (see above)
St Leonard, Swarthmoor Pennington (Swarthmoor) Leonard of Noblac [74] 1882 Church of England
Graythwaite Mission Room Satterthwaite (Graythwaite) Church of England
Holy Trinity, Ulverston Ulverston Trinity 1829-18321976 Church of England
Sandside Gospel Hall Kirkby Ireleth [75] 2010 Gospel Hall [58]

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