Facilities and features

Accessibility

There is limited car parking in the church yard, one space reserved for Blue Badge Holders, but more can be book through the Parish Office (01624 679189)

There are NO STEPS into the church through the main doors and there are NO STEPS in public parts of the building. There are steps and `Stairs up to all vestries and all meeting rooms except the Lobby, and up to the chancel, but portable ramps are available for steps.

We offer large print orders of service and aim to try to make the experience of all people attending the church accessible and welcoming. If we know what your needs are we will aim to help meet them where possible.

Access to the church is step free, however the parish office is up stairs.

We have an inclusion table at the back of church and aim to make our church welcoming and inviting to all.

We have a quiet side chapel. We also offer headphones for children and adults if needed.

Bethany de Legh Runciman is the Diocesan Disabilities Adviser

People can be dropped off outside the main door of the church. At most services and bigger events we aim to have someone welcoming on the door and able to assist those with limited mobility

Gluten Free wafers are available at Holy Communion, please either tell one of our welcomers when you arrive or ask at the rail for Holy Communion.

Assistance dogs welcome - no other dogs, please!

One WC adapted for wheel chair users, with low level washbasin, grab bars and emergecny pull cord

Neurodivergence inclusion
Dementia aware / accessible

Available thorughout the Nave (the public part of the actual church) by turning hearing aids to "T"

Ample street parking on Sunday mornings on Hope Street, to the north of the church with a side gate off the street into thechurchyard near the main doors

Large print service booklets and weekly notice sheets always available, and if you need larger print still, please ask.

In the larger of the two WCs

Equiment kept in church 24/7, with trained users available at main events


Our Building

We are in fact NOT a Registered Building as we call them here, but we are Douglas' oldest, and our churchyard is packed with Manx and British history. We can organise group tours: please call the Parish Office (01624 679189)

The church is open from 9am - 3pm daily and the heating is kept on and the church is warm. We also offer a monthly hot meal free of charge in All Saints Hall, Douglas . We also have Tea and Chat at the Hall every Monday from 1.30pm - 3pm

Stained Glass

Two WCs, one adapted for e.g. wheelchair users (see below) off the Church Lobby ( which is inside the main doors)


Music and Worship

We are a 12 bell tower. Riunging Pratice is every Tuesday. Captain of the Tower is Ernie de Legh Runciman (07624 329556 [email protected])

A popular venue for concerts, we don't charge for the use of the church - and we still turn on the heating and the lights. Please contact us through the Parish Office (01624 679189)

We have a glorious Harris and Harris organ in Italiante Casing, built as a Millenium project.

Monthly on the 3rd Sunday of each month we hold a 9am Prayer Book Communion, and monthly on 1st Sundays we hold a BCP Evening Prayer.

We have a regualr choir and those interested can contact the Parish Office (01624 679189)

Our Worship Band leads our worship on the first Sunday of the month at 10.30am and some other services throughout the year.


Groups, Courses and Activities

Please see the Facebook page or weekly Notice Sheet and Parish Magazine for details.

Please see the Facebook page or weekly Notice Sheet and Parish Magazine for details.

We will be running Hope Explored from 10th March 2026 12.30pm - 1.30pm for 3 weeks. Bring your lunch

Please contact the Parish Office to be put in touch with our Enrolling member.

We have a weekly Tean and Chat group who meet in the All Saints hall, on Alexander Drive every Monday afternoon.

On Sunday mornings we run children's activities and have a permanent Play Space available for children in the church. WE can't offer anything else at the momnet as we are short staffed.


Help for Visitors

Details available at church.

Please book your group through the Parish Office (01624 679189)

Every day , at least 9am -3pm often longer. Groups can be accomodated through the Parish Office (01624 679189)

Dog friendly

The building is open, with low level heating and lighting 7 days a wee. Hours vary but usually between 9am and 3pm , often earlier opening and later closing. Group visits might like to make an appointment and we will accomodate them gladly Parish Office (01624 679189)


Other Features

We are signed up for the Church of England Pilgrim Place Project. There are leaflets and prayer cards available for visitors and the side chapel is kept as a quiet space for prayer

We are a Fair Trade Church. All refreshments we serve are fair trade and we would ask that those bringing their own respect this and do the same.

We collect on behalf of the Food Bank and are able to signpost people to get support.

We have excellent AV equipment, including livestreaming services, music etc and AV projection on large TV screens around church. Sunday services are live-streamed, as is Friday Compline at 6pm

Conservation Area

Contact Cath Cringle [email protected]

The churchyard is managed to encourage local flaura and fauna, and we are considering solar panels. We pay the Green Tariff surcharge to source eco power.
We have earned the Silver Eco Church Award