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St Peter Port
Part of Church of England / Deanery of Guernsey
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188-year heritage (1838)
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.
St John's Church is an Anglican parish church in the north of St Peter Port, built in 1838 from blue granite. Formally named St John the Evangelist, it features a square tower, stained glass from Le Mans, and a memorial area for the SS Charybdis, lost in World War II. The church holds regular Sunday and weekday services, a Community Cafe, Monday Group, and its hall is available for hire. —
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Sunday 10:00am Holy Communion (except 1st Sunday); 1st Sunday 10:00am All Age Worship; Thursday 10:00am Holy Communion with prayers for Wholeness and Healing; Wednesday 10:30am-12:00pm Community Cafe; Monday 2:00pm Monday Group
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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.
Presbyterian church, established 1897 — Sunday worship, youth ministry, and rites of passage
Anglican parish church — cruciform architecture, 12-bell peal