Explore the St Mary’s community

Our Groups

All of our regular church groups are listed below, you are welcome to join us!

Whether it's a men's walking group, or something for the children, here at St Mary's we aim to provide a fun, sociable and welcoming environment for anybody who gets involved.

Click on the group links below to find out more about each group and when it meets. For any more general enquiries about our groups and how to get involved, please email [email protected]. Would you like to have a chat over a brew?  If so contact Isabel - 35950.  Details on the attached flyer:  Pastoral C Flyer

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Cartmel Priory Secondary School

Supporting our local community

Our Church also has very strong links with the local Church of England Secondary School in Cartmel. Members of the congregation serve as foundation governors. For more information about the school please visit: http://www.cartmelprioryschool.co.uk

Our Parish Safeguarding Officer is Amanda Fogg and can be contacted on 015395 34341 or at: [email protected].

 

Allithwaite Primary School

Supporting our local community

At St. Mary’s we are very blessed to have very strong links with our local primary school, which is a Church of England School. Members of our church serve on the governing body. A number of people from our church community help out in various ways in the school.

For more information about the school please visit: http://www.allithwaite.cumbria.sch.uk

Our Parish Safeguarding Officer is Amanda Fogg who can be contacted on 015395 34341 or at: [email protected].

 

Monday Morning Collective Worship

During the school term we welcome children and staff from the school for a time of singing, Bible stories and prayers led by the children.

Men’s Walking Group

“Field and Fountain, Moor and Mountain”

From the Lake District to the Yorkshire Dales, From Blencathra to Pen-y-Ghent.

A group of up to 12 of us (and up to 4 dogs) walk twice a month – more or less whatever the weather. A mixture of low level strolls, and more challenging fell walks up to 8 miles. Suitable stops for coffee, lunch and inevitably ending near a pub.

As well as the fresh air and exercise, plenty of time for chatting about important things – broadband speed, potholes etc., generally putting the world to rights. But also a great chance for fellowship and getting to know one another better, as well as enjoying the wonderful countryside around us.

For more information please contact us via this form.