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This page lists the many churches found in the City of Carlisle area. Churches are important buildings where people gather for worship and community activities. They often have a long history and beautiful architecture.

Map of Old Churches in Carlisle

This map shows churches that were built a long time ago, before the year 1485. This period is called the medieval era. It's interesting to know that in Cumbria, unlike many other parts of England, a lot of churches were built during the 1500s and 1600s. This happened as more people settled in the remote areas of the district.

Discover the Churches of Carlisle

The Carlisle area has about 98 churches for its 108,400 residents. This means there is roughly one church for every 1,106 people.

Active Churches You Can Visit

Here is a list of churches that are currently active in the City of Carlisle.

Name Civil parish (settlement) Founded Denomination Notes
St Michael, Burgh by Sands Burgh by Sands Medieval Church of England
Thurstonfield Methodist Church Burgh by Sands (Thurstonfield) Methodist
St Mary, Beaumont Beaumont Medieval Church of England
Monkhill Methodist Church Beaumont (Monkhill) 1840s Methodist Building rebuilt in 1904.
St Giles, Great Orton Orton Medieval Church of England
St Mary the Virgin, Rockcliffe Rockcliffe Medieval Church of England Rebuilt in 1848.
St John the Baptist, Blackford Westlinton (Blackford) 1870 Church of England
St Michael, Dalston Dalston Medieval Church of England Rebuilt in 1890.
Dalston Methodist Church Dalston Methodist
St John, Cumdivock Dalston (Cumdivock) 1870s Church of England
All Saints, Raughton Head Dalston (Raughton Head) Before 1600s Church of England Current building from 1678.
St Mary, Wreay St Cuthbert Without (Wreay) Medieval Church of England Rebuilt between 1840 and 1842.
St John the Evangelist, Houghton Stanwix Rural (Houghton) 1839 Church of England
St Peter, Kingmoor Carlisle (Kingmoor) 1930 Church of England
St Mark, Belah Carlisle (Belah) 1951 Church of England
St Michael, Stanwix Carlisle (Stanwix) 1841 Church of England
Holy Trinity, Carlisle Carlisle 1828 Church of England Current building from 1982.
St Barnabas, Carlisle Carlisle 1899 Church of England Started as a mission hall, current building from 1935.
St Luke, Morton Carlisle 1958 Church of England
St James, Carlisle Carlisle (Denton Holme) 1865-1867 Church of England
Carlisle Cathedral Carlisle Medieval Church of England
St Cuthbert, Carlisle Carlisle Ancient Church of England Rebuilt in 1778.
St John the Evangelist, Carlisle Carlisle 1864-1867 Church of England
St Andrew, Botcherby Carlisle (Botcherby) Late 1800s Church of England
St Aidan, Carlisle Carlisle 1899-1902 Church of England
The Way, Carlisle Carlisle Church of England
St Herbert, Carlisle Carlisle 1932 Church of England
St John the Baptist, Upperby Carlisle (Upperby) 1840 Church of England
St Elisabeth, Harraby Carlisle 1967 Church of England
Our Lady & St Joseph, Carlisle Carlisle 1800s Roman Catholic Current building from 1891-1893.
Christ the King, Carlisle Carlisle 1954-1955 Roman Catholic
St Margaret Mary, Carlisle Carlisle Roman Catholic
St Augustine, Carlisle Carlisle Roman Catholic
St Bede, Carlisle Carlisle 1866 Roman Catholic Rebuilt on a new site in 1959.
St Edmund, Carlisle Carlisle 1972-1973 Roman Catholic
Carlisle Baptist Church Carlisle Before 1809 FIEC
Newtown Methodist Church Carlisle Methodist
Wigton Road Methodist Church Carlisle 1928-1929 Methodist
Methodists @ Tithe Barn Carlisle 1922 Methodist Formed in 2006.
Upperby Methodist Church Carlisle (Upperby) 1901 Methodist
St George's United Reformed Church Carlisle 1862-1863 URC Meets in a smaller building since 2014.
The Border Kirk Carlisle 1832 Church of Scotland Joined congregations from Carlisle and Longtown in 2004.
Lowther Street Congregational Church Carlisle 1658 (?) Cong Federation Current building from 1843.
Carlisle Salvation Army Carlisle Salvation Army
Carlisle Quaker Meeting Carlisle 1693 Quakers
Carlisle Seventh-Day Adventist Church Carlisle 1944 7th-Day Adventist
Carlisle Church of the Nazarene Carlisle Nazarene
Elim Community Church, Carlisle Carlisle 1927 Elim Has met in the old St Paul's Anglican church since 1979.
Elim Free Church, Carlisle Carlisle 1939 Elim Bible Pattern Formed from a split in the Elim movement.
Revive City Church Carlisle 2004 Newfrontiers Formerly King's Church Carlisle.
Carlisle Vineyard Church Carlisle 2013 Vineyard
Morton Park Hall Carlisle 1954 Gospel Hall
Hebron Evangelical Church Carlisle 1895 Gospel Hall
Carlisle City Church Carlisle Independent Meets in Lowther Street Congregational.
Carlisle Christian Fellowship Carlisle 1978 Independent
Eden Community Church Carlisle Independent
Church-in-Reach Carlisle 1939 Independent Previously Raffles Community Church.
Victory Church Carlisle Carlisle Independent
Grace Evangelical Church, Carlisle Carlisle Independent
Lighthouse Baptist Church, Carlisle Carlisle Independent
St James, Cummersdale Cummersdale 1927 Church of England
All Saints, Scotby Wetheral (Scotby) 1854 Church of England
St John the Evangelist, Cotehill Wetheral (Cotehill) 1868 Church of England
Cotehill Methodist Church Wetheral (Cotehill) Methodist
Holy Trinity & St Constantine, Wetheral Wetheral Medieval Church of England
Wetheral Methodist Church Wetheral Methodist
St Paul, Holme Eden Wetheral (Warwick Bridge) 1845 Church of England
Our Lady & St Wilfrid, Warwick Bridge Wetheral (Warwick Bridge) 1841 Roman Catholic
St Mary the Virgin, Cumwhitton Cumwhitton Medieval Church of England
St Mary the Virgin, Cumrew Cumrew Medieval Church of England Rebuilt in 1890.
St Peter, Castle Carrock Castle Carrock Medieval Church of England Rebuilt in 1828.
Talkin Chapel Hayton (Talkin) 1842 Church of England
St Mary Magdalene, Hayton Hayton Medieval Church of England Rebuilt in 1780.
Corby Hill Methodist Church Hayton (Corby Hill) Methodist
St Thomas a Becket, Farlam Farlam Medieval Church of England Rebuilt in 1860.
St John the Evangelist, Crosby-on-Eden Stanwix Rural (Crosby-on-E) Medieval Church of England Rebuilt in 1854.
All Saints, Scaleby Scaleby Medieval Church of England
St Kentigern, Irthington Irthington Medieval Church of England
St Martin, Brampton Brampton 1789 Church of England Rebuilt in 1878.
Brampton Methodist Church Brampton Methodist
Brampton United Reformed Church Brampton URC
Bethesda Evangelical Church, Brampton Brampton Gospel Hall
St Michael & All Angels, Arthuret Arthuret 1609 Church of England
Longtown Methodist Church Arthuret (Longtown) Methodist
St Andrew, Kirkandrews-on-Esk Kirkandrews Medieval Church of England Rebuilt in the 1600s and 1775.
St Nicholas, Nicholforest Nicholforest 1866 Church of England
St Cuthbert, Kirklinton Kirklinton Middle Medieval Church of England Current building from 1845-1846.
St Mary, Hethersgill Hethersgill 1876 Church of England
St Mary, Stapleton Stapleton Medieval Church of England Rebuilt in 1830.
St Cuthbert, Bewcastle Bewcastle Medieval Church of England
Bewcastle United Reformed Church Bewcastle URC
St Mary, Walton Walton Medieval Church of England Rebuilt in 1811 and 1869-1870.
St Mary Magdalene, Lanercost Burtholme (Lanercost) Medieval Church of England Used to be the church of Lanercost Priory.
St Cuthbert, Nether Denton Nether Denton (Low Row) Medieval Church of England Rebuilt in 1868.
Lees Hill Mission Hall Kingwater Church of England
St Mary Magdalene, Gilsland Waterhead (Gilsland) 1851-1854 Church of England
Gilsland Methodist Church Waterhead (Gilsland) Methodist

Churches That Are No Longer Used

This section lists churches that are no longer active places of worship.

Name Civil parish (settlement) Founded Denomination Notes
St Mary, Carlisle Carlisle Medieval Church of England Stood in the cathedral grounds, now taken down.
Christ Church, Carlisle Carlisle 1830 Church of England Taken down in 1953.
St Stephen, Carlisle Carlisle 1865 Church of England
St Paul, Carlisle Carlisle Church of England The building is now home to the Elim church.
St Alban's Chapel Carlisle Medieval Church of England Taken down a long time ago.
Fisher Street Presbyterian Church Carlisle 1730s Presbyterian Rebuilt in 1894.
Etterby Presbyterian Mission Hall Carlisle 1881 Presbyterian Taken down in the late 1960s.
Denton Street Chapel Carlisle 1872 Church of Christ Later used by Unitarians, taken down in 1966.
Cecil Street Primitive Methodist Chapel Carlisle Mid-1800s Methodist
Cumbria University Chapel Carlisle 1894 Used to be a workhouse chapel.
Harraby Methodist Church Carlisle Methodist Taken down in 2010.
Railway Mission Hall Carlisle 1920
Unitarian Church Carlisle 1889
Tindale Mission Church Farlam (Tindale) Church of England
St Kentigern, Askerton Askerton (Kirkcambeck) Medieval Church of England Rebuilt in 1885.
Brampton Old Church Brampton Medieval Church of England Stood about 1.5 miles northwest of the current town.
St Leonard, Warwick Wetheral (Warwick-on-Eden) Medieval Church of England Closed for worship in April 2017.
Over Denton Parish Church Upper Denton Medieval Church of England
St John's Hall, Cumwhinton Wetheral (Cumwhinton) Church of England Closed.
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