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St Peter Port·Attraction
Part of Church of Scotland
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129-year heritage (1897)
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 Reformed Church. Church hall converted to two storeys and rededicated January 2008.
St Andrew's in The Grange is a Presbyterian church in the Church of Scotland tradition, established in 1897 in St Peter Port. Part of the Presbytery of England, it serves a congregation of around 179 members and offers Sunday worship, open communion, baptisms, weddings, and adult education. The building retains the original organ frontage presented by the 2nd Battalion Gordon Highlanders. Registered charity CH194. —
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1897 · 129 years
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Sunday Worship 10:30-11:30 AM, Communion first Sunday of month (except August), Adult Education programme, Youth programme (CoSY)
Key dates and recorded company events for St Andrew's in The Grange, Church of Scotland Guernsey.
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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
Methodist church established 1797; worship services, rites of passage, and community hall hire.
Anglican parish church — cruciform architecture, 12-bell peal
Anglican parish church built in 1838 — healing ministry, Sunday school, and hall hire