Parr Street Church

loving Jesus, loving each other, loving Kendal

Welcome To

Parr Street Church

loving Jesus, loving each other, loving Kendal

Masks are no longer mandatory but if you prefer to remain socially distanced do ask one of the stewards to find you some appropriate seating.

Click HERE to read our current Risk Assessment for public meetings at Parr Street Church.

Online Talks

Many of our meeting talks are recorded and available in our Audio Recordings section while our YouTube channel contains many videos from the times of the Coronavirus pandemic and later.

Learn About Our Activities and Join Us

We’re a friendly and informal Kendal church that seeks to love and follow Jesus and long for others to know Him and follow Him too.

International Café

We meet once a month to build friendships and connect with people of different nationalities.

Audio Recordings

Parr Street's archive of sermons from Paul Baxendale and other ministers.

Parr Street Families

Find out more about how we connect with parents, children, teenagers and join us.

House Groups

Every other week, we meet in small house groups, for prayer, fellowship and Bible study.

About Our Church Family

We are a mix of ordinary people from different areas and countries and at different ages and stages of life.
We exist to love Jesus and to make Him known.

 
We are a church for everyone, welcoming people from all ages and backgrounds and whatever their understanding of the Christian faith.

Coming along on a Sunday is the best way of getting to know us and we hope you’ll find a warm, friendly atmosphere where things are explained clearly. Of course, we can’t promise everything will be perfect as we aren’t perfect. It’s good to remember that the church is not a club for good people but a hospital for sinners. We are an imperfect body of believers convinced of the good news at the heart of the Bible – that Jesus loves us in spite of ourselves.

We look forward to welcoming you at Parr Street!

Paul Baxendale - Pastor

“This is love: not that we loved God, but that He loved us and sent His Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sin.” (1 John 4:10)