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St Saviour
Part of Deanery of Guernsey
Worship at St Saviour's for over 1000 years; current building dates from 14th-15th centuries; largest of Guernsey's country churches; bell tower used as lookout during German Occupation 1940-45; stained glass windows among the most complete and beautiful in the Channel Islands (inferred from the source page)
St Saviour's Church is a warm and welcoming church rooted in Anglican tradition, with a history of celebrating the Christian faith for over 700 years. Its mission is to share God's love and invite everyone to follow Jesus Christ. It also provides pastoral offices for baptism, marriage, and funeral services. Community activities include two community cafes and a group for babies, toddlers, and their carers called Diddy Donkeys. —
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Church and parish hall hire for events, meetings and functions.
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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