Crosscrake and Preston Patrick churches

The success of this website continues, where we had 83 hits in one day in September 2002. Many visits from
Universities from all over the world come onto this site and indulge in the richness of the history of this area. These are exciting times for us in these parishes with so much change in the world and the challenges that face us. We look

forward to many more visits to this site from you in the future.

We continue to be thankful for the Rev'd Terry Wilcock and his wife Ruth - Priest in Charge of the parish of Crosscrake. We are very grateful to have them both. For contacts with the church on most matters you can contact him via the vicarage or alternatively you can contact the church wardens: their addresses and phone numbers can be found in the front of the parish magazine or alternatively you could find them at the back of the our church.

Baptism usually takes place during the Family Service, but alternative

arrangements may be made for another time.

Monthly letter from Terry at Crosscrake

A warm welcome to Crosscrake

A team ministry of Natland, Crosscrake, Old Hutton and Kendal Parish church is beginning to emerge. The history of other churches is included on this site and you can have a virtual tour round each church. However Preston Patrick is now linked to the Kirkby Lonsdale group of parishes and no longer has any connection with the Crosscrake. In this website you can read about our life, work and worship, as well as the history of Stainton's Mills and the surrounding area. We invite prayers for our parishes, for the well being of all those who live here - for the officials, church goers, for all those involved in the life of the church, and please remember our church schools and in them pupils, parents and teachers.

IONA PILGRIMAGE

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