Allhallows has one church in regular use - All Saints - but also has the ruins of an earlier church.

All Saints, Grid Ref: 85/198425, is a spacious, light, functional church built in 1899 from local pink sandstone quarried from the adjacent field (now filled in).

The Church is OPEN: at weekends

Keys on request: 016973 71541

Please check services page for details of service times.

Grid Ref: 85/204418

Dates from the 12th century, renovated in 1861 but now in ruins after the nave, south aisle and porch were demolished in 1935. The remaining part acts as a mortuary chapel for the Moore family. Originally a chapelry within Aspatria parish and known as the Chapelry of Ukmanby. Notable vicar was Revd John Wordsworth, grandson of William Wordsworth, who in 1895 decided that a larger church was needed to meet the demands of an expanding population.

The old Church is CLOSED

Keys on request: 016973 71541

Irregular Annual Service 

Annual open air service end May/early June (check with clergy for date/time)