Churches » Deaneries and Parishes » Calder Deanery

Menu:

Diocese of Carlisle has no responsibility for the content of external links
Can't find it ?
  ... or view the sitemap
Process of appointing new Bishop - public meeting

The Vacancy in See Committee is holding a Public Hearing on Wed 12th November at 7.30pm.
[ More ]

new Archdeacon of Carlisle

The Bishop of Carlisle has appointed the Revd Prebendary Kevin Roberts, currently Vicar of Meole Brace in the diocese of Lichfield, as Archdeacon of Carlisle and Canon Residentiary of Carlisle Cathedral.
[ More ]

Rydal Hall wins Cumbria in Bloom awards

Rydal Hall, The Diocese of Carlisle's Conference and Retreat Centre is delighted to have been successful in this years Cumbria in Bloom awards, winning two awards.  
[ More ]

This page was last modified
11-Jan-08 20:53:36 GMT
Calder Deanery

The Parish of Cleator Moor

Benefice: The Crosslacon Team Ministry
Vicar: The Revd Jacqueline Curtis
Address: The Vicarage
Trumpet Road
Cleator
Cumbria
CA23 3EF
Telephone: 01946 810510

Cleator Moor St John the Evangelist

Location: Details to follow
Description: St John the Evangelist: the Church was consecrated on 25th June 1872. The style is described as Anglo-Norman. It consists of a large and lofty nave, with clerestory windows, with large aisles on both sides, and will accommodate about 900 persons. The church tower is 68 feet high and contains the heaviest set of bells in the Diocese. The church is a Grade II listed building.
1st Sunday: 9.30am Holy Communion
2nd Sunday: 9.30am Holy Communion
3rd Sunday: 9.30am Holy Communion
4th Sunday: 9.30am Holy Communion
5th Sunday: 9.30am Holy Communion
Midweek: 9.30am Holy Communion
Cleator Moor St John the Evangelist

Cleator Moor St John the Evangelist

Wath Brown Mission Church

Location: Details to follow
Description: A daughter church to St John’s, Wath Brow Mission Church was originally a Wesleyan Chapel that was pulled down at another site and re-erected at Wath Brow with the addition of a substantial tower and “spiret”. The church seats about 300 persons and was immortalised in a painting by the celebrated artist, L. S. Lowry. It was licenced for divine worship on 24th November 1881 by the Lord Bishop of Carlisle. (Rt Rev’d Harvey Goodwin)
1st Sunday: 6pm Holy Communion (BCP)
3rd Sunday: 6pm Evening Prayer (BCP)
Midweek: Tuesday – 9.30am Holy Communion (BCP)
Cleator Moor St John the Evangelist

Cleator Moor St John the Evangelist