Welcome to St Anne’s Haverthwaite
St Anne’s is a stone built Georgian Church nestling towards the west of the foot of Windermere just off the A590. We’re noted for our warm welcome and friendliness to all who attend our services and events, our congregation since Covid averages anywhere between 14 and 25 sometimes more when the holiday season and warmer weather descends upon us.
News Flash:
Rev’d Marcus Bagg is now officially the vicar of the Leven Valley Benefice following his licensing by Bishop Rob in Kendal yesterday. We had intended a service of licensing and installation taking place yesterday (Wednesday 8th Jan) but the nasty weather got in the way and we have to cancel that services for safety reason of those attending locally and from further afield.
When David spoke to Marcus yesterday he was busy planning his diary for the next few weeks and working on the sermon for this Sunday’s service of Holy Communion at 11 am in St Anne’s Haverthwaite
After each service we have Tea/Coffee in the hall and a really good natter which means a lot to country folk. Many of them don’t see one another too much during the week, so Sunday services become the catch up day for a laugh and chuckle alongside the natter, sometimes a shoulder for sympathy and a chance to unburden and recharge the batteries. Whether you are local, a short term or regular visitor you’ll be made welcome.
If you like the sound of that – why not join us at one of our services, and have a cuppa and a natter!
Below is the latest copy of our Parish Broadcast Magazine which you can either read online or download.
The Parish Broadcast
Download a PDF Copy of this Parish Broadcast click here
To download a PDF click on the link above and at the bottom of the page you will see “Tools” click on that and click download.
A Big New Year’s Welcome to 2025 – Our Bicentenary Year!
200 Years of Service to our Community.
Services in January 2025
February 2025
Safeguarding at St Anne’s Haverthwaite
At St Anne’s Haverthwaite, we work hard to maintain a safe environment for all. We are committed to implementing the House of Bishops’ safeguarding policies and good practice guidance. If you have any concerns or enquiries regarding safeguarding, please contact our safeguarding officer.
Parish Safeguarding Officer: Miss Loraine Birchall
Email: loraine.birchall@gmail.com
Phone : 07877979829
The Diocesan Safeguarding Adviser is Joanna Van Lachterop and she can be contacted at safeguarding.adviser@carlislediocese.org.uk or at 07458 016884. Joanna’s working days are Monday to Friday.
Out of Hours Support:
If Joanna is unavailable and you are concerned that an adult is being abused, or at risk, you should report it by contacting Adult Social Care, Cumberland Council. Emergency Out of Hours – 01228 526690
If you are concerned about a child or young person, please contact:
Cumberland Safeguarding Hub on 0333 240 1727 (if it relates to a concern in the Allerdale, Carlisle or Copeland area) or,
Westmorland and Furness Safeguarding Hub on 0300 373 2724 (if it relates to a concern in the Barrow, Eden or South Lakeland area).
If you believe that a child or adult is in immediate danger or requires medical attention, call the emergency services on 999.
Please come and visit St Anne’s, children are welcome and when we know they are coming we try to involve them in the service in some way, we also keep a small amount of toys for the toddlers and young people to play with.
We don’t care whether you believe in God, or Jesus, what matters to us is that you are here and joining in with what we churched folk call “Fellowship”. It can and does make a big difference to village life when we get together to do things within and for our community and we are always looking to support projects that make for a better life for our residents near and far and those who work here.