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List of places of worship in Barrow-in-Furness

This article lists places of worship in the English town of Barrow-in-Furness. Barrow was a town built on industry and up until the late 19th century was only a small village. The population skyrocketed in a matter of decades to a peak of over 70,000, as a result the majority of the town's places of worship were built in the late 19th century and early 20th century. Many were only temporary timber structures and soon replaced by the present buildings. According to the 2001 UK Census, 81.03% of Barrow's population identified as Christian with 0.58% of individuals stating another religion (the majority being Muslims and Buddhists). However these figures are currently outdated, as even in 2001 7.59% of individuals didn't state a religion (as opposed to stating 'no religion') as well as the fact that between 2001 and 2007, the ethnic minority population of Barrow has almost trebled in size.[1] All current places of worship in Barrow belong to denominations of Christianity, although three Jewish Synagogues were sited in the town in the early 20th century.[2] Despite this, the Kadampa Buddhist Temple and Manjushri Mahayana Centre which are located on the outskirts of the borough are amongst the oldest Buddhist centres in the western world. The nearest Mosque to the town is sited in Lancaster, the nearest Synagogue in Blackpool and Gurudwara in Preston.[3]

This list also includes churches in the wider Borough of Barrow-in-Furness.

Existing places of worship

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Below is a list of current buildings that were purpose built as places of worship in Barrow-in-Furness.

Christian churches

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The borough has an estimated 33 active churches for 67,300 inhabitants, a ratio of one church for every 2,039 people.

NameImageWardDedicationReferenceYearDenomination ChristianGradeBeneficeNotes
Grace Church BarrowRoosecote[4]2017CoE PlantSouth Barrow TeamPlanted in the Holbeck & Roose area in 2017.
St Peter, Ireleth with AskamAskam and IrelethPeter[5]1865CoEAskam and DaltonChapel (to Dalton parish church) existed since 1608
Askam Methodist ChurchAskam and Ireleth[6]MethodistSW Cumbria United Area
St Mary, Dalton-in-FurnessDalton Town with NewtonMary[5]MedievalCoEAskam and DaltonPresent church built 1883-1885
Our Lady of the Rosary & St Margaret of Scotland, DaltonDalton Town with NewtonMary & Margaret[7]Roman CatholicUlverston & Dalston
Dalton Community ChurchDalton Town with Newton[8]Methodist / URCSW Cumbria United Area
St Peter, Lindal and MartonLindal and MartonPeter1875CoEPennington, Lindal, BardseaCurrent building 1886. Benefice includes two churches in South Lakeland
St Francis, Barrow OrmsgillFrancis of Assisi[9]1955CoENorth Barrow Team
St Pius' Roman Catholic Church OrmsgillPope Pius X[10]1955Roman Catholic
St Paul, Newbarns & HawcoatHawcoatPaul[11]1871CoECurrent church and front facade extended in the 20th century.[12]
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsHawcoat1998Latter Day Saint
St James, Barrow HindpoolJames[9]1869CoEII*[13]North Barrow TeamBarrow's 2nd oldest Anglican church. Holds 1,000 worshippers. 150 ft spire[14]
St Mark, Barrow HindpoolMark[15]1989CoEOriginal church completed in 1877. Restored after WWII bombing.[16]
St Mary of Furness, Barrow HindpoolMary[17]1858Roman CatholicII[18]Our Lady of Furness ParishThe spire of the church was added in 1888.[19]
Hartington St Methodist ChurchHindpool[6]1874MethodistSW Cumbria United AreaOriginally known as Bethel Primitive Methodist.[20]
The Salvation Army Hindpool[21]1910Salvation Army
Trinity Church Centre ParksideTrinity[6]1902Methodist / URCSW Cumbria United AreaAKA Abbey Road Wesleyan Methodist. Original church completed 1876.[22]
Abbey Road Baptist ChurchParkside1958Baptist Union
Spring Mount Christian FellowshipParkside[23]Independent
St Aidan, BarrowNewbarnsAidan of Lindisfarne[24]1967CoESouth Barrow TeamOriginal hall (now vicarage) completed in 1952, extended 1967.[25]
Holy Family Roman Catholic ChurchNewbarnsHoly Family[17]1951Roman CatholicOur Lady of Furness Parish
Beacon Hill Methodist ChurchNewbarns[6]1956MethodistSW Cumbria United Area
St George, Barrow CentralGeorge[24]1860CoEII[26]South Barrow TeamBarrow's oldest existing Anglican church.[27]
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic ChurchCentralSacred Heart[17]1929Roman CatholicOur Lady of Furness ParishOriginal chapel opened 1902[28]
Ramsden Street United Reformed ChurchCentral[29]1864URCSW Cumbria United Area
Emmanuel Community ChurchCentralJesus[30]1995Independent
Risedale Gospel HallRisedale[31]Gospel Hall[32]
St John, Barrow Barrow IslandJohn the Evangelist1935CoEII[33]Original church completed in 1876[34]
St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church Barrow IslandPatrick[17]1933Roman CatholicOur Lady of Furness ParishOriginal church completed 1885[35]
Vickerstown Methodist ChurchWalney North[6]MethodistSW Cumbria United Area
St Columba's Roman Catholic ChurchWalney SouthColumba[17]1958Roman CatholicOur Lady of Furness Parish
St Mary the Virgin, Walney Walney SouthMary[36]1930CoEII[37]A church has existed on the site since 1577[38]

Churches belonging to groups not universally recognised as Christian

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NameImageWard/parishWebFoundedDenominationNotes
Harley St Spiritualist Church HindpoolSpiritualism
Spiritualists Psychological Hall[39]Spiritualism

Former places of worship

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Below is a list of current or former buildings that were purpose built as places of worship in Barrow-in-Furness, but no longer serve this purpose.

NameImageWardDenominationBuiltGradeNotes
Abbey Road/ Ainslie Street SynagogueParksideJudaism1900Barrow's first synagogue was built in 1902 and closed in 1913.[40]
Christ ChurchHindpoolMethodism1875Opened in 1875, the Christ Church Methodist New Connexion was almost completely destroyed by World War II bombing, small parts of the lower church still stand today and house a gym.[41]
Crellin Street SynagogueHindpoolJudaism1920Barrow's growing Ashkenazi Jewish population relocated to a larger synagogue between 1918 and 1925.[40]
Emmanuel ChurchParksideCongregationalist1900A small chapel opened on the site in 1876 and was extended in 1900. Rising maintenance costs lead to the building being abandoned, it was demolished in 1993 and an elderly home is now on the site.[42]
Forshaw Street Primitive MethodistHindpoolMethodism1866Opened in 1866 and closed in 1953, the site of the former church is now home to a furniture store and part of Debenhams, Portland Walk.[43]
Greengate Street Wesleyan MethodistCentralMethodism1876Opened in 1876 and closed around 1996, before construction of new buildings began on the site in 2001.[44]
Hindpool Road CongregationalCentralCongregationalist1863The first church to be built on the site opened in 1857, the current building was completed in 1863 although it closed in 1931. The current building houses a garage.[45]
Hindpool Road Wesleyan MethodistCentralMethodism1862Opened in 1862 and closed in 1935, the former church building is now 'Scorpio' nightclub.[45]
King's Hall Wesleyan Methodist HindpoolMethodism1907From construction in 1907 until 1951, King's Hall served as a church although it has served various purposes since.[46]
Marsh Street Primitive MethodistCentralMethodism1875Opened in 1875 and closed in 1953, the church building is currently derelict.[47]
Roose Methodist ChurchRoosecoteMethodismClosed 2016[48]
Roose Road Bible ChristianRisedaleMethodism1875Opened in 1875 and closed in 1976, the church building has served various purposes since.[49]
School Street SynagogueHindpoolJudaism62 School Street functioned as Barrow's only synagogue between 1925 and 1974 when the local Jewish population dwindled to around a dozen.[40]
St Luke, Barrow RisedaleCoE1964Original church 1877.[50] Redundant 2008 and demolished 2017.[51]
St Matthew, BarrowOrmsgillCoE1967Original church completed 1877.[52] Closed 2015
St Michael, Rampside Roosecote (Rampside)CoE1840Benefice includes three churches in South Lakeland. Chapel of ease on site dates back to 1621. Closed 2016[53]
St Perran, RooseRoosecoteCoE1967Closed 2014
St Mary of Furness monastery

NewbarnsCistercian1123I[54]Founded in 1123 and disestablished and destroyed in 1537 by Henry VII's Reformation. Better known as Furness Abbey it was once the second richest and most powerful cistercian monastery in the country.[44]
Stonedyke Methodist ChapelRooseMethodism1877Opened in 1877 and closed in 1991, the church building is derelict.[55]
Storey Square United Methodist Free Church CentralMethodism1894The first church on the site opened in 1874, and the current building was completed in 1894, the church closed in 1952 and the current building stands derelict.[56]
Trinity Church HindpoolPresbyterianism1867II[57]Once one of Barrow's largest functioning churches, Trinity church was closed in 1971 and has been derelict since. In 2005, a fire destroyed the abandoned building even more and it was ultimately demolished in 2013.[58]

See also

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References

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