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Sark
Part of Bailiwick of Guernsey Methodist Circuit
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229-year heritage (1797)
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 in April 1926.
Sark Methodist Church is a place of worship on Sark, founded in 1797 when Jean de Quetteville dedicated the original chapel. The current Wesleyan Chapel on Rue du Sermon was commissioned in 1926. In ecumenical partnership with St Peter's Anglican Church, it offers Sunday worship, sacraments, weddings, baptisms, and funerals, and operates the Sark Sanctuary Centre — a community hall hosting conferences, cinema screenings, and weekly community groups. —
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Sunday worship at 9:30am; 1st Sunday Holy Communion; 2nd Sunday 11:15am service followed by bring-and-share lunch; 3rd Sunday Breakfast Church (informal, family-friendly); churches open daily for quiet prayer
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Anglican place of worship — cruciform granite building with 12 bells
Anglican place of worship — regular services and community events
Evangelical Anglican church — Sunday services and community programmes
Presbyterian church, established 1897 — Sunday worship, youth ministry, and rites of passage
Anglican parish church — cruciform architecture, 12-bell peal
Anglican parish church built in 1838 — healing ministry, Sunday school, and hall hire