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MENU Community Prayers/Service Times Sedgwick and Stainton area & Adverts Views/history of Natland Church History or Stainton & Stainton Cross Mill Halfpenny, Low Bridge Mill & Mill Bridge Mill |
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The Churches of Crosscrake, Natland and Preston Patrick in the areas of Sedgwick, Stainton, Endmoor, Natland and Oxenholme South Lakeland, Kendal, Cumbria, UK (Gateway to the Lakes) |
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The success of this website continues, where we had 83 hits in one day in September 2002. Many visits from 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 - Curate 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. |
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A warm welcome to Crosscrake, Preston Patrick and Natland parishes. Each has its own PCC and church services and a team ministry of Natland, Crosscrake, Old Hutton and Kendal Parish church is beginning to emerge.. The history of each parish is included on the site and you can have a virtual tour round each church. In this website of the joint parishes 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. |
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Live up-to-date news on a variety of issues facing the church today- well worth a look at, because the articles are not parochial |
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PILGRIMAGE RETREAT TO IONA Bishop David Hope, former Archbishop of York, is leading a Pilgrimage Retreat to Iona: 27th April - 1st May 2009. This is a unique opportunity to spend a few days relaxing on the beautiful Island of Iona with a series of services and retreat addresses offered by Bishop David. Limited places on this pilgrimage • £465 including accommodation, half board, train, ferries, coach and boat For a full colour brochure: 01482 662721 www.uktlg.com |
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