Worship services

This ancient Anglican parish church in St Pierre du Bois is dedicated to regular public worship, with various Sunday services.

This Anglican church, consecrated in 1850, primarily provides regular worship services for the Alderney community.

This Anglican parish church, established before 1048, primarily provides regular public worship services.

A St Peter Port Anglican parish church, founded in 1838, offering regular worship services, including Holy Communion.

This medieval Anglican church in St Martin has offered regular public worship services since 1199.

This Church of England parish church in Vale, established in 1117, primarily offers regular worship services to its congregation.

An Anglican parish church in Torteval, its primary function is providing regular worship services, including Sunday Eucharist and Evensong.

This Alderney Methodist church, established in 1787, primarily provides regular Sunday worship and communion services.

A medieval Anglican parish church in St Andrew, St Andrew's Church provides regular Sunday worship and other services.

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

This Vale Methodist church has offered Sunday worship and community fellowship activities since 1908.

A historic Sark church, founded in 1797, providing regular Sunday worship, Holy Communion, and prayer meetings.

Guernsey's largest country parish church, this 14th-century Anglican church primarily provides regular Sunday worship services.

A Church of England Rector serving two parishes; providing regular public worship is the central function of this ministry.

The Anglican parish church of St Peter Port provides regular Sunday worship and weekday prayer services.

The Reverend Samantha Martell leads the Anglican parish church in Alderney, providing regular worship services.

A small Anglican chapel in St Andrew, established in 1957, offering regular Holy Communion and private prayer.

A St Sampson Methodist church established in 1817, offering regular Sunday worship services to its congregation.

This St Andrew church is a Methodist place of worship, with Sunday services forming its primary activity.

A Methodist congregation in Vale parish, established in 1825, offering regular Sunday worship services.

This organisation administers 12 Methodist congregations across the Bailiwick, with Sunday worship services central to its mission.

This Forest parish Methodist church offers regular Sunday worship, including informal breakfast worship and traditional evening services.

The minister of St Andrew's in the Grange, a Church of Scotland congregation, provides regular Sunday worship services.

This Methodist church in St Martin's parish provides regular public worship services for its congregation.

The Methodist minister in Alderney leads Sunday worship services for the local community.

This St Peter Port Methodist church provides regular Sunday worship services for its congregation.

This evangelical Anglican church in St Peter Port is dedicated to providing regular Sunday worship services and other religious gatherings.

This St Peter Port Presbyterian church, part of the Church of Scotland, provides regular Sunday worship services.

A St Martin's Methodist church, established in 1873, primarily provides Sunday worship services to its congregation.

An Anglican rector in St Pierre du Bois; providing Sunday worship services is a primary function of his clerical role.

An Elim Pentecostal church in St Sampson; its primary function is to offer regular Sunday worship services.

The Vicar of Holy Trinity Church in St Peter Port leads regular Sunday worship services.

The Church of England's Bailiwick organisation, providing regular worship services across its parishes in the islands.

This historic Alderney parish church holds regular Sunday worship services and other religious ceremonies.

A St Pierre du Bois Methodist church, it holds regular Sunday worship services in both English and Guernsey patois.

A historic monument and place of contemplation, this 14th-century chapel holds weekly Common Worship Eucharist services.