An active Anglican parish church serving the village of Arnside in Cumbria, England, St James’ remains a focal point of spiritual and community life in the Westmorland landscape.
At a glance
St James’ Church stands in Arnside, a village in Cumbria. The church belongs to the Anglican Communion, operating within the deanery of Kendal, the archdeaconry of Westmorland and Furness, and the diocese of Carlisle.
History
Information about the church’s founding and historical development is not detailed in available sources. Its current role as an active parish church reflects a continuity of Christian worship in the Arnside community.
What you see
Architectural details and distinctive features of St James’ Church are not documented in the source material.
Cultural significance
St James’ serves as an important religious institution within Arnside parish. Its status as an active Anglican church underscores its ongoing role in the spiritual life of the local community and the broader ecclesiastical structure of northwest England.
Key facts
- Location: Arnside, Cumbria, United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 54.2018, -2.8317
- Denomination: Anglican
- Ecclesiastical jurisdiction: Diocese of Carlisle
Practical information & getting there
St James’ Church is located in the village of Arnside. For visiting hours, services, and access information, consult local parish resources or contact the Diocese of Carlisle directly.
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