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South West Cumbria Methodist Circuit and Furness United Reformed Church Pastorate

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Navigation

Click on the links below to navigate this site. 

Methodist Church

The Methodist Church of Great Britain: The official website of the Methodist Church of Great Britain. Contains many links to other church and circuit websites, along with useful email addresses and other resources.

Cumbria Methodist District: Website of the Methodist hurch in Cumbria

The Methodist Recorder online: Online news from one of the leading Methodist newspapers in Britain.

MAYC: The website of the MAYC organisation which supports youth work in the Methodist Church.

Youth Fellowship: This is the site of the SW Cumbria Circuit Youth Fellowship who meet every Sunday evening at Hartington Street.

URC Church

The United Reformed Church: Official Site of the URC Church in Britain

North West Synod: of the URC Church

Local

Kirkby-in-Furness: A good village website that not only lists and describes the different hamlets that make up Kirkby, but also includes details of the local sporting teams' fixtures and results.

Dalton-in-Furness Online: This is a large site giving a vast amount of information about Dalton, which prior to the growth of Barrow was the most important town in Furness. Especially good is the History of Dalton which includes much about the general Furness area.

The Furness Railway Trust: Another site well worth visiting, even if you have no interest in preserving old brown steam engines! An excellent history section describes how the growth of the railway in the 19th Century connected the slate quarries in Kirkby with the rest of Furness.

Charity

Wateraid: WaterAid is a major UK charity dedicated to the provision of safe domestic water, sanitation and hygiene education to the world's poorest people.

Hunger Site: A site where you can donate food to fight famine around the world by a simple click of your mouse.

The Leprosy Mission: The website of The Leprosy Mission, an international Christian organisation serving the needs of people affected by leprosy in 28 countries.