Celebrants & ceremonies

Alderney Parish Church, also known as 'The Cathedral of the Channel Islands', is an Anglican church designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott and consecrated in 1850.

Anglican church in the Forest parish, dedicated to Ste Marguerite of Antioch, with origins before 1048.

Evangelical Anglican church on Trinity Square, St Peter Port, offering Sunday services and community programmes.

Historic place of worship and community centre operator in Sark, founded in 1797 and offering worship services, marriages, baptisms, and funerals.

Presbyterian ministry established in St Peter Port in 1897, offering Sunday worship, baptisms, marriages, and funerals.

Church of England parish church in St Anne, Alderney, designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott and consecrated in 1850.

Anglican parish church in St Peter Port, built in 1838, offering regular worship, community activities, and hall hire.

Medieval Anglican church in St Martin, Guernsey, active since 1199, offering worship and community services.

The Church of England parish church of Vale, founded 1117, offering worship services, rites of passage, and room hire.

Ancient Anglican parish church in St Pierre du Bois, known for its 16th-century Gothic building, 13-bell tower, and active community worship programme.

Anglican parish church in St Saviour, established in 1350 and known for its 14th-15th century building and beautiful stained glass windows.

Ordained Church of England Rector, in post since 2010, specialising in Anglican ministry, marriages, baptisms, funerals, and youth ministry.

Anglican parish church in Torteval, housing the Channel Islands' oldest bell (1432) and Guernsey's tallest steeple.

The Anglican parish church of St Peter Port and Guernsey's Civic Church, dedicated to St Peter the Apostle and Martyr, built largely by 1466 on a site in religious use since at least 1020.

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

The Deanery of Guernsey is the Church of England's Bailiwick organisation, covering 14 parishes in Guernsey and one each in Alderney and Sark.

Medieval Anglican parish church in St Andrew, known as St André de la Pommeraye, part of the Deanery of Guernsey.

Anglican parish church in St Sampson, established in 1880, offering Sunday worship and pastoral services.

Anglo-Catholic priest and member of the Society of Catholic Priests, ordained in 2018 and specialising in Anna Chaplaincy and pioneer mission in Alderney.

Non-denominational chapel on Herm, established in 1251 and licensed for religious ceremonies, including weddings, as a protected monument.

Anglican rector and HCPC-registered consultant clinical psychologist, specialising in child and adolescent mental health, adult mental health, and neurodevelopmental assessment.

Elim Pentecostal church in St Sampson, offering Sunday worship and community ministries as part of the Elim Guernsey network.

Ordained Presbyterian minister holding BTh and MTh qualifications, specialising in marriage, baptism, funeral, and Sunday worship services in St Peter Port.

The Vicar of Holy Trinity Church in St Peter Port, Vice Dean of the Deanery of Guernsey, and Chairperson of the Guernsey Welfare Service.