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Alderney
Part of Bailiwick of Guernsey Methodist Circuit
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239-year heritage (1787)
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 (inferred from the source page)
Alderney Methodist Church is a friendly and lively church situated on the third largest of the Channel Islands. Methodism first came to Alderney in 1787 and there has been a presence ever since. The church is run by a church council and served by two church stewards, Penny Ash and Ian Carter. The church community numbers about 30 people and usually has about 20 people at church on a Sunday. —
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Church and parish hall hire for events, meetings and functions.
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Church hall administrator (inferred from the source page)
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Last checked 15 May 2026·Google Business Profile
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Christian healing ministry centre; also The Monnaie Chapel
Church of England presence; 14 parishes, plus Alderney and Sark
Smallest parish church dedicated to Ste Marguerite; origins before 1048
Evangelical Anglican church consecrated 1846; Sunday worship, youth ministry
Methodist church on Sark; hall hire, services, commissioned 1926
Church of England parish; regular services, Holy Communion, baptisms, marriages