Churches

Originally called 'La Chapelle de la Trinite', erected at a cost of £2,990. Foundation stone laid by William Le Marchant, Bailiff of Guernsey. Consecrated 4 August 1846 by the Lord Bishop of Winchester. Foundation likely connected to John Wesley's 1787 visit to Guernsey…

John Wesley proposed a mission to Sark in 1787. Jean de Quetteville began preaching c.1789 and dedicated the original chapel at La Ville Roussel in 1797. The chapel was later dismantled and relocated stone-by-stone to Rue du Sermon. The current Wesleyan Chapel was commissioned…

Built in 1838 from blue granite with a square tower. Features stained glass windows made in Le Mans, France, and an area dedicated to the SS Charybdis, a ship sunk in World War II, with memorabilia. The ancient churchyard is popular with locals.

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

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

One of Guernsey's 10 Ancient Parish Churches. Built into a hillside at the bottom of a small valley, with a sloping aisle of nearly 2 metres between entrance and altar. Main entrance faces north, which is unusual for churches. Has the largest peal of bells in the Bailiwick of…

Methodist presence at Les Capelles since 1786; current church building dates from 1817

Churchyard dates to at least the 7th century. Church funded by Reverend Canon John Le Mesurier at cost of 8000 pounds. During WWII used as store by occupying German forces; machine gun mounted in belfry; German graffiti still visible on stonework. Bells removed during German…

Earliest recorded religious building on site dates to 1020; current building largely completed by 1466 with spire and stair turret finished 1466-1473. Scene of the 1556 trial of the Guernsey Martyrs. Church has been Anglican since 1662. Regimental colours of the Town Regiment of…

Presbyterian presence in Guernsey since 16th century reformation. Current church building completed 1897. Originally under Free Church of Scotland, then Presbyterian Church of England from 1855. Transferred to Church of Scotland in 1972 when mother church merged into United…

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.

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…

Christian community on the site since c.600 AD. Benedictine priory established c.968 AD by monks from Mont Saint-Michel. Present church dedicated 1117. Priory fell into disuse c.1414. Six bells recast 1891 by John Warner & Sons London. Clock with four faces installed 1898 for…

Revd Dr Adrian Datta is an Anglican rector, consultant clinical psychologist, and hospice chaplain serving multiple roles in Guernsey. He has been Rector of St Pierre du Bois Church since May 2017 and was appointed Priest in Charge of Forest parish in September 2025. As Director…

Missionary monks visited Herm in the 6th century including followers of St Tugual. Norman monks lived on the island for several decades. The Wood family reopened the chapel and cleared its windows after taking the island lease in 1949

Built in the 1950s following a vision by Reverend Frank Drake, whose son Robin was suffering from cancer. Dedicated by the Bishop of Winchester on 9 May 1957, five months before Robin Drake's death.

St Matthews Church is a Church of England parish church for the ecclesiastical area of Cobo, registered as a charity (CH129). Founded in 1850 at the instigation of Marianne Carey, it is known as the Fisherman's Church. The church holds a 10.30am Parish Communion every Sunday…

Delancey Elim Church is an Elim Pentecostal congregation in St Sampson, near Belle Greve Bay. It is part of the Elim Guernsey network alongside Vazon Elim Church and Eldad Elim Church, and is affiliated with the Elim Foursquare Gospel Alliance. The church is a registered…

The church building was opened in 1908 as a Mission Church

La Villiaze Evangelical Congregational Church is a Reformed independent self-governing Congregational church, registered as a charity with Guernsey Registry (CH60). Established in 1816, it is led by Pastor Robert Yerby. The church holds Sunday worship services at 11am and 6pm…

Spurgeon Baptist Church Guernsey is a registered Guernsey charity (CH188) that has served its congregation since 1888, when it was formed with nine founder members. The foundation stone of the present chapel was laid on 23 March 1899. The church is a member of the Baptist Union…

Celebrated 200th anniversary (bicentenary) in 2025

Notre Dame du Rosaire Catholic Church is one of four churches that form the Catholic Parish of Our Lady and the Saints of Guernsey. The first church on this site opened for worship in 1829. It was the only Catholic church on Guernsey until 1851. The present building was rebuilt…

Rev David Stretton is a Methodist Minister / Presbyter serving Alderney Methodist Church since 2022, as part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey Methodist Circuit and Channel Islands District. Previously posted in Arnside, Cumbria and Macclesfield, Cheshire, he provides Sunday worship…

The Little Chapel Foundation is a registered charity and Guernsey foundation dedicated to the conservation and maintenance of The Little Chapel in St Andrew. Established in 2016, it was set up to receive, hold, and maintain the chapel and its grounds, which were gifted to the…

Eldad Elim Church is a Pentecostal church in St Peter Port, registered as a branch of a British organisation on the Guernsey Charity Register (CH1084) since 3 January 2025. The church is led by Senior Pastor Rev Howard Davenport, an Elim pastor since 1996, and Associate Pastor…

Nearly closed due to low membership but underwent successful revival through prayer retreat and refocused mission; now regularly attracts 30+ people; celebrated 150th anniversary

Notre Dame du Rosaire School PTFA is the Home-School Association for Notre Dame du Rosaire Catholic Primary School, a voluntary diocesan school. It is a voluntarily registered domestic charity (CH231) with the Guernsey Registry, listed under Children & Youth. The PTFA, chaired…

Rev Justin Taylor is the minister of St Andrew's in the Grange, a Church of Scotland (Presbyterian) congregation in St Peter Port. He holds BTh and MTh qualifications and was inducted to the charge in August 2022.

Reverend Jon Honour is an Anglican clergyman serving as Vicar of Holy Trinity Church in St Peter Port. He holds additional roles as Vice Dean of the Deanery of Guernsey, Deanery Safeguarding Lead, and Chairperson of the Guernsey Welfare Service. He has served as spokesperson for…

Shiloh Church is a domestic charity, compulsorily registered since 11 December 2009 (CH297), and affiliated with the Baptist Union of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Overseen by a group of Elders, with Chrissy Salmon as team leader and Gerald Morrissey as managing official…

St. Martin's Mission is a Methodist place of worship in the parish of St Martin, also known as St Martin's Mission, Carmel. It forms part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey Methodist Circuit, governed by the Channel Islands District, with Rev Stephen Dallin holding pastoral…

The Rock Community Church is a contemporary Christian church focused on growing community. It is a Guernsey registered charity, number CH210, and was registered at the Guernsey Registry on 14 June 2023 under company number CMP71960. The congregation began in the 1980s. The…

Vazon Church is a Guernsey registered charity, CH1073, and one of three Elim churches in Guernsey. It is part of the Elim Pentecostal Movement and the Further Faster Network. Pastor Matt Gregor leads the church, with Matthew Carlyle Gregor serving as Chairperson. The church…

New Life Church is a registered domestic charity (CH78) and an evangelical church affiliated with the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC). Simon Krige serves as Pastor. The church holds Sunday services at 10:30am and 6pm, and provides children's groups for…

Parish Group Limited is a GFSC fiduciary licensee, regulated under The Regulation of Fiduciaries, Administration Businesses and Company Directors, etc (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Law, 2020. The firm provides portfolio administration and monitoring, including investment-manager…