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Alderney
Methodism brought to Alderney in 1787 by Adam Clarke; current building opened 1852; used by German occupying forces during WWII; nearly closed in 1983 when membership fell to 8; one of the first churches to have a website and ran a cyber-cafe in its school hall
Alderney Methodist Church, also known as Butes Methodist Church, is a small place of worship on Alderney with around 30 members. The current building opened in 1852. Services include Sunday worship, communion, weddings, funerals, Bible study, and a fortnightly lunch club. The wheelchair-accessible church hall is available for hire and hosts several community groups. Part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey Methodist Circuit and Alderney Churches Together. —
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Church and parish hall hire for events, meetings and functions.
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Church hall administrator
Pricing & terms£8.00 per hour
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Anglican place of worship — cruciform granite building with 12 bells
Anglican place of worship — regular services and community events
Evangelical Anglican church — Sunday services and community programmes
Methodist church established 1797; worship services, rites of passage, and community hall hire.
Presbyterian church, established 1897 — Sunday worship, youth ministry, and rites of passage
Anglican parish church — cruciform architecture, 12-bell peal