Welcome!

SCC Parish Church, Cumbria, is the parish church of Scotby (All Saints Church) and Cotehill (St Johns Church) with Cumwhinton.

The united parish was formed in the late 90’s from the adjacent parishes of Scotby and Cotehill with Cumwhinton, all villages located within Cumbria, to the east of Carlisle between the A69 and the M6. Click here to view more about us and our location.

Verse of the day!

Better a little with the fear of the Lord than great wealth with turmoil.

Our Church!

The aim is to be stronger disciples of Christ – who by work and deed Reflect Christ, rejoice in Christ and are people who reveal Christ to this world.

The vision is to be the church in the community and church of the community, and to be a people who are ready to listen to what the Spirit is saying to our church so that we can bring God’s kingdom here on earth, especially in this part of Cumbria.

The Focus is to become a more prayerful community, who will take the gospel out to where people are but also to help our congregation become spiritually mature in Christ.

We are a thriving, evangelical parish in the Deanery of Brampton, part of the Archdeaconry of Carlisle in the Diocese of Carlisle, Cumbria. Our parish has a suburban and rural feel and lies to the east of Carlisle. Near by are Hadrian’s Wall, the Lake District and the Eden Valley.

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Church Funding Update

As a church we survive on donations and during this current time with our doors closed, we are unable to collect donations in the building. We still have running costs such as Insurance, Electric, Gas (background heating to ensure no damp in the church), Church Yard maintenance, etc. In order to keep the church and grounds running, please donate to us clicking the image below!

Donate Today!

To donate, you can use our online portal, sponsored by GiveALittle and Sum Up, backed by Church of England. Click here to donate!

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