Bethany Christian Church is a group of people who are led by Elders rather than a Pastor…read more They meet for a service each Sunday at 10am. There is a creche for young children and Sunday School along side the service. Another way they worship is in Bible Study in member's homes.

We tried a few churches in Ulverston and found this the friendliest. There is a regular Sunday…read moreSchool and babies & toddlers are made extremely welcome. As well as the 10am Sunday Service, there is a super Mums & Tots' group held every Tuesday am and there are house groups through the week. I do strongly recommend this fellowship to all ages who are seeking a place to worship.

Free Grace Baptist Church is a warm Christian Community led by Pastor Steve Wood. They have an…read moreoutreach/information stall in the Indoor Market each Thursday. Initially I met the pastor at the stall. He, and other members of the congregation who ran the stall were very supportive when I was low, ill and cheerful. They invited me to their harvest festival, lunch afterwards, picked me up and took me home after. Whilst I disagree with some of the views held by some of the people around me here, their warmth and acceptance shines through.

This church is a community of Christians led by a group of Elders rather than a pastor. They have a…read morecreche and a Sunday School during the service. Part of their worship includes home study groups. Whilst this is quite an old building, it is wheelchair accessable. It is easy to get to because it is right next to the "Bus Station" in Ulverston. This is not a church which I have been involved with so a more accurate over view of the Bethany christian church can be gained by looking at the http://www.whybelieve.org.Bethany site of the two web sites produced by the church.

This church is very friendly and welcoming. They have a good mix of old and new worship styles and…read moreteaching is clear and Biblical. Creche and Sunday School are open to all, and children are usually happy with the friendly teachers. Good disabled toilets with baby changing. There is a very popular toddler group on Tuesdays, which I have been to for years, and it houses the local food bank.

Cornishead priory is a wonderful surprise to come across, that just keeps giving. An unexpected but…read moreprecious gem found amongst the greenery of the lake District area. Cornishead Priory has a rich history , particularly if you're interested in religion. With a foundation of Christianity to a modern age of Buddhism, there's so much to learn from this amazing area. A beautiful temple alongside a majestic church , this environment just gives an aura of peace. I'd definitely recommend staying for the 15 minute meditation , especially to wind down. When we went, it was national heritage Day so we received a brilliant tour of the area and it's history. Despite it raining, the weather didn't impact the day at all! The people are extremely friendly and helpful in regards to any questions. There's also a warm cafe in the corner, and a beach just a 5 minute walk away! Definitely worth a visit!

This Priory has a very interesting history, too long to go into here, so follow the…read morelink;http://nkt-kmc-manjushri.org/service/historic-house It is a truly beautiful, peaceful, stunning place surrounded by 70 acres of lovely walks right down to the coast of Morecombe Bay through quiet woods. Take time to look at the temple too. Different from the usual churches! There is a gift shop as well, with some unusual items. Some are Buddhist related, but many aren't. You might just find that holiday memento with a difference. The Conservatory Cafe serves lunchtime food, snacks and drinks. It has a sister cafe - The World Peace Cafe in Ulverston itself. You can stay ovenight too, if you can get booked! Even if you're not a Buddhist, this is well worth a visit. It's a magical place. xx