We are delighted to welcome children and adults for baptism, celebrating new beginnings and supporting families as they take this step of faith.
Whether you live locally, are visiting the area, or walking the Coast to Coast, we’d love to welcome you to All Saints’.
Our church has been part of village life for centuries, and today it’s a place for friendship, worship, music, and community.
10.30 am Sunday Holy Communion (followed by refreshments)
10.30 am Sunday Service of the Word (followed by refreshments)
10.30 am Sunday – Cafe Church: Café-style service (starting with refreshments, brief worship, group discussion on a topic)
8.30 am Sunday Traditional Holy Communion (once a month)
10.30 am Sunday Shared 3-churches Communion service in Orton, or Tebay, or Ravenstonedale (once a month)
10.30 am United Benefice Service of Holy Communion with united Benefice Choir, in one of the 8 churches of the Benefice. (Once a quarter)
We are delighted to welcome children and adults for baptism, celebrating new beginnings and supporting families as they take this step of faith.
If you want to make enquiries about a baptism, please contact the Vicar: Rev. Brendan Giblin, 017683 39168 or 07477 049576; revbgiblin@gmail.com.
All Saints’ Church is a beautiful and historic place to begin married life, offering a warm welcome and gentle support as you plan your special day.
If you would like to ask about a wedding please in the first instance contact the Mission Community Administrator: Sue Wigley, 07741 327318. applebymc@
We provide a compassionate space for families to gather, remember, and honour loved ones, with care and guidance throughout the arrangements. Funerals of local farmers or other members of the community draw congregations that may fill the church.
If you would like to ask about a funeral, please in the first instance contact the Mission Community Administrator: Sue Wigley, 07741 327318. applebymc@
All Saints’ is woven into village life, supported by locals who give their time through cleaning, flowers, grass cutting, and coffee mornings. We welcome Coast to Coast walkers who pause to explore, pray, or sign the visitors’ book, and we stay connected through The Link magazine, The Farmers Market Coffee Mornings, and our annual Harvest Supper. This shared kindness keeps our church at the heart of the community.
All Saints’ is a place to grow in faith and friendship. The Alpha Group offers open conversation over a simple meal, while the Mothers’ Union provides fellowship and prayer. Welcome Packs and our developing Pastoral Care Team help support residents through everyday challenges. Together we nurture a caring, supportive church family.
Families play a vital role in our church. Governors and volunteers from church support Orton C of E Primary School. Our interactive bible story sessions ‘Open the Book’ and ‘Families Together’ offer fun, creative activities for all ages. While the Village Sunday School, school visits, and Charlie’s Church help children feel at home here. Everything is rooted in welcome, care, and safeguarding.
All Saints’ hosts a lively mix of events throughout the year. Our monthly Farmers’ Market Coffee Morning, live music, and the big Whitsun Exhibition all draw the community together. The Harvest Supper and Families Together events add to the rhythm of village life, and Christmas brings favourites like the Christmas Tree Festival, Christingle, and Carols by Candlelight.
We are committed to caring for people and creation. Our churchyard restoration supports wildlife and visitors, and we are proud of our A Rocha Bronze Eco Church Award. Plans for solar panels reflect our commitment to sustainability. We offer dementia-friendly facilities, a hearing aid loop, and support the Upper Eden year-round food bank, with support also shared through our long friendship with All Saints in Kasese, Uganda.
Wherever you are on your journey, you are welcome at All Saints’.
Whether you live locally, are visiting the area, or walking the Coast to Coast, we’d love to welcome you to All Saints’.
Our church has been part of village life for centuries, and today it’s a place for friendship, worship, music, and community.
10.30 am Sunday Holy Communion (followed by refreshments)
10.30 am Sunday Service of the Word (followed by refreshments)
10.30 am Sunday – Cafe Church: Café-style service (starting with refreshments, brief worship, group discussion on a topic)
8.30 am Sunday Traditional Holy Communion (once a month)
10.30 am Sunday Shared 3-churches Communion service in Orton, or Tebay, or Ravenstonedale (once a month)
10.30 am United Benefice Service of Holy Communion with united Benefice Choir, in one of the 8 churches of the Benefice. (Once a quarter)
We are delighted to welcome children and adults for baptism, celebrating new beginnings and supporting families as they take this step of faith.
If you want to make enquiries about a baptism, please contact the Vicar: Rev. Brendan Giblin, 017683 39168 or 07477 049576; revbgiblin@gmail.com.
All Saints’ Church is a beautiful and historic place to begin married life, offering a warm welcome and gentle support as you plan your special day.
If you would like to ask about a wedding please in the first instance contact the Mission Community Administrator: Sue Wigley, 07741 327318. applebymc@
We provide a compassionate space for families to gather, remember, and honour loved ones, with care and guidance throughout the arrangements. Funerals of local farmers or other members of the community draw congregations that may fill the church.
If you would like to ask about a funeral please in the first instance contact the Mission Community Administrator: Sue Wigley, 07741 327318. applebymc@
All Saints’ is woven into village life, supported by locals who give their time through cleaning, flowers, grass cutting, and coffee mornings. We welcome Coast to Coast walkers who pause to explore, pray, or sign the visitors’ book, and we stay connected through The Link magazine, The Farmers Market Coffee Mornings, and our annual Harvest Supper. This shared kindness keeps our church at the heart of the community.
All Saints’ is a place to grow in faith and friendship. The Alpha Group offers open conversation over a simple meal, while the Mothers’ Union provides fellowship and prayer. Welcome Packs and our developing Pastoral Care Team help support residents through everyday challenges. Together we nurture a caring, supportive church family.
Families play a vital role in our church. Governors and volunteers from church support Orton C of E Primary School. Our interactive bible story sessions ‘Open the Book’ and ‘Families Together’ offer fun, creative activities for all ages. While the Village Sunday School, school visits, and Charlie’s Church help children feel at home here. Everything is rooted in welcome, care, and safeguarding.
All Saints’ hosts a lively mix of events throughout the year. Our monthly Farmers’ Market Coffee Morning, live music, and the big Whitsun Exhibition all draw the community together. The Harvest Supper and Families Together events add to the rhythm of village life, and Christmas brings favourites like the Christmas Tree Festival, Christingle, and Carols by Candlelight.
We are committed to caring for people and creation. Our churchyard restoration supports wildlife and visitors, and we are proud of our A Rocha Bronze Eco Church Award. Plans for solar panels reflect our commitment to sustainability. We offer dementia-friendly facilities, a hearing aid loop, and support the Upper Eden year-round food bank, with support also shared through our long friendship with All Saints in Kasese, Uganda.
Wherever you are on your journey, you are welcome at All Saints’.
