Worship & faith communities

The smallest parish church in Guernsey, dedicated to Ste Marguerite (St Margaret) of Antioch, with origins dating to before 1048.

Evangelical Anglican church consecrated on 4 August 1846 by the Lord Bishop of Winchester, aiming to be an authentic community of faith in St Peter Port.

Place of worship and community facility on Sark, commissioned in April 1926, offering church hall hire and services including marriages, baptisms, and funerals.

Church of Scotland congregation with a Presbyterian presence in Guernsey since the 16th century reformation, in St Peter Port.

The Alderney Parish Church, consecrated in 1850 and designed by George Gilbert Scott, offering regular worship services including Puppets and Praise.

Anglican church in St Peter Port, built in 1838 from blue granite, offering pastoral offices including baptisms, marriages, and funerals, alongside healing ministry and Sunday school.

Active Church of England church consecrated on 4 February 1199, offering baptism, marriage, funeral, and healing services in St Martin.

Inclusive Church of England parish church with a moderate Catholic tradition, serving the people of the Vale for over 1000 years.

One of Guernsey's 10 Ancient Parish Churches, offering regular Sunday services and the largest peal of bells in the Bailiwick in St Pierre du Bois.

Anglican church that has celebrated the Christian faith for over 700 years, offering pastoral offices and community activities in St Saviour.

Parish church in the Deanery of Guernsey, offering baptisms, weddings, and funerals to residents of Guernsey, Alderney, and Sark.

Anglican parish church and the Civic Church for Guernsey, offering regular worship, civic services, and ceremonies in St Peter Port.

14th-century chantry chapel and Guernsey's first designated ancient historic monument in St Saviour, featuring rare medieval wall paintings.

Lively church on Alderney, established in 1787, offering Sunday worship, Bible study, and communion, with a fully accessible church hall.

The Church of England's presence across the Bailiwick, with fourteen parishes in Guernsey and one each in Alderney and Sark, offering pastoral services for life events.

Church of England parish offering regular services, including Holy Communion every Sunday at 8 a.m., and provides marriage, baptism, and funeral services.

Church of England parish church built in 1880, offering regular Sunday services, baptisms, weddings, and funerals in St Sampson.

Non-denominational, non-consecrated chapel on Herm, licensed for religious ceremonies, and featured on a 1970 Guernsey postage stamp.

Methodist church in the Vale, which opened in 1908 as a Mission Church, holding Sunday worship services and a Sunday Club for children.

Also known as The Monnaie Chapel, a centre for the Christian healing ministry with an ecumenical clergy team, including Mary Eily de Putron, in St Andrew.

Methodist church in St Martin offering two Sunday worship services, including a children's ministry for ages 0-16 years.

Methodist church and community centre in St Sampson offering weekly Sunday services and rooms for hire, including the Millennium Hall.

Organisation that provides Methodist ministry and worship services in St Andrew.

Methodist church in the Vale parish, offering Sunday worship and Sunday School led by Minister Rev Howard Stringer, and a choir that sings an introit.

The Methodist Church in Guernsey, overseeing 12 churches across the Bailiwick, with 10 in Guernsey, 1 in Alderney, and 1 in Sark.

Elim Pentecostal church in St Sampson, led by Pastor Benn and Ellie, offering Sunday worship, youth ministry, and Alpha courses, with services also available online.

Methodist Church in the Forest parish, providing details of services, community facilities, and activities, with accessible entrance, parking, and restroom.

Methodist church in St Pierre du Bois known for its Guernsey patois services and monthly Adam's Apple social afternoon.

The Methodist Church in St Martin, part of the Channel Islands District and the Bailiwick of Guernsey Circuit, serving ages from 6 to over 80.

Christian church and registered charity, offering worship, Bible study, and activities for children and young people, with a charity shop and café in St Sampson.

Methodist church in St Peter Port, part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey Methodist Circuit, offering Sunday worship and Messy Church.