Find out more about our Services
At the end of all our services you are invited to join us for tea or coffee and biscuits. This is a chance to get to know us. You will find we are just like you; we have our doubts and our misunderstandings but in all we are just an ordinary bunch of folk trying to do our best to show and share God’s love. Please do come and meet us as we would love to meet you and welcome you into St. Thomas’.
Weekly Services
Christenings

Weddings

Funerals

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Prayer
Find out more about our Services
Prayers are led during our 11:00 am service by members of congregation. They are a time to say thank you to God for our many blessings or to ask him to help us or to help those who need some special care for whatever reason. If you would like us to pray for you or for someone you know we would be only too pleased to do this. You can contact either one of the church wardens at [email protected] or by contacting a member of the pastoral visiting team, numbers can be found in the Parish News, which can be found here.
In church on the left-hand side near the font you will see we have a stand with candles which you can light and perhaps say a prayer or there are some forms which you can fill in the name of the person you would like included in prayers. If you come to church you can ask the person who welcomes you if they would ask for the person to be included in the prayers. You don’t have to give any reasons, just give a name, not even a surname if you prefer the person to be anonymous.
The church is here for you, if you would just like to come in and sit and enjoy the peace and quiet, then do just that, sometimes that’s all it takes.
Pastoral Care
We can help
Home:
Please contact us if you would like a home visit or would like communion at home.
Residential homes:
There are two residential care homes within the locality, where communion is taken regularly.
The Local Hospital:
We are part of the Kendal Deanery team that assists in the locality, providing communion at Westmorland General Hospital.
