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Mission Communities: there are three Mission Communities in the area: the Beacon Mission Community; the Helm Mission Community and the Two Valleys Mission Community

CTiKD is deeply committed to these and much involved although not the organizing body, which is Mission Community. 

Community - In need of help?
There are local organisations connected with the local Christian community that can help you. Find out more by clicking on any of the following - homeless - foodbank - debt - drop-in-centre - mental-health - carers for those experiencing mental distress - warm spaces

Market Place Books - Kendal's very own Christian bookshop at 106 Highgate.

The latest CTiC newsletter is exciting events, see the Newsletters

Discover how the churches in this beautiful part of England are working together in a truly ecumenical way.  We, as part of Churches Together in Cumbria, are part of the county of Cumbria which is the first ecumenical county.

If there are forthcoming events and joint services they are in the What's On section; CTiC events are listed on their website.

Carol Singing

On 16th December we will be singing carols outside 106 Highgate at 10.30am and at the Birdcage at 1.00pm. Also at Oxenholme Railway station on 22nd December from 5.00pm to 6.45pm.

Good Friday Walk of Witness 2023 took place on a beautiful sunny day, with about 100 Christains taking part. It started with a service at Stricklandgate Methodist Church. The Walk proceded along Stricklandgate and Highgate to Kendal Parish Church for a final act of worship. There were stops at the Market Place, the Birdcage and 106 for short acts of worship.

Easter Sunday sunrise service 6.45am was celebrated at Kendal Castle

The Way is the free online newspaper of the Church in Cumbria. It is published three times a year - spring, summer and winter - with copies being distributed digitally and churches across the county encouraged to share stories. Content majors on how God is moving in people's lives throughout Cumbria. The newspaper is inter-denominational with people actively encouraged to distribute it as widely as possible.