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St Sampson
Built in 1880 as L'Islet Mission Church to serve the part of St Sampson parish known as 'St Sampson's detached'. Services were originally in French. In 1927 the church was dedicated to St Mary and services in English commenced. (inferred from the source page)
St Mary's, L'Islet is a Church of England parish church in St Sampson, built in 1880 and originally known as L'Islet Mission Church. The church was dedicated to St Mary in 1927, when services in English commenced, and it serves the community with regular Sunday morning services. The congregation supports USPG, the Leprosy Mission and the Tumaini Project, and provides a monthly Fellowship lunch for bereaved people. —
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Sunday 9:45am Morning Service; 2nd Sunday: Parade Service; 4th Sunday: Holy Communion
Last checked 10 May 2026·churchofengland.org.gg
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