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St Martin
Nave and tower from 1225-1250, northern aisle added c.1325, porch added c.1520 with sundial dated 1751, pre-Reformation font (oldest in island), pulpit from 1657, organ installed 1848, three bells recast 1736 by Jean Baptiste Brocard, clock installed 1869 (inferred from the source page)
Originally granted as parish church in 1048 by William Duke of Normandy to Abbot of Marmoutier near Tours. Connected to Marmoutier Abbey until 1415 when Henry V confiscated revenues. Transferred from Diocese of Coutances to Diocese of Winchester in 1568. Featured on Guernsey Post Christmas stamp in 2000. (inferred from the source page)
St Martin's Parish Church is a warm, friendly, and active church in St Martin, inviting visitors to join its journey through faith discovering and worshipping God. It also holds four Healing Services a year and offers pastoral offices of baptism, marriage, and funeral services. The church was consecrated on 4 February 1199 and its earliest reference dates to 1048. —
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Church and parish hall hire for events, meetings and functions.
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8am Holy Communion (BCP), 9:45am Children's Groups (at Community Centre), 10am Parish Communion (Family Communion 1st Sunday), 6:30pm Sung Evensong
Last checked 10 May 2026·stmartinschurch.gg
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Alderney place of worship; Methodist ministry since 1787, hall hire
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