The French sailing group "Pilgrims of the Sea" will be visiting Sark on Monday and their priest will conduct a (French) Catholic Mass at 6pm in St Peter's. All welcome
Our weekly ecumenical prayer meeting when we meet to pray for our community, the world and the churches mission is open to all to attend. We use the Methodist Prayer Handbook as a guide. Occasionally this will be at alternative venues, usually announced in our services.
A fun time for our little ones to play together and time to chat and relax for parents and carers. New time so that parents/carers can go straight from dropping older children at school.There are plenty of toys available, comfy sofas and coffee, everyone welcome. Our Minister often drops by to say helllo .
Our Minister greatly enjoys leading an assembly at Sark School during term time, the children seem to enjoy it too!
This is often followed by a meeting with the Head of School
Most Saturdays during term time, and on some Saturdays in holiday time, we show a family film ( mainly for the children, but parents and adults are welcome) with free entry, popcorn and drinks. Visitors are very welcome to join our Sark children. Look on our Facebook page ( @sarkchurches) and for posters around the island for this weeks film! ( Some weeks there is no film, so always check)
Check social media, not always every Saturday
Our monthly communion service at the Methodist Church, in Methodist tradition, may be from the standard Methodist liturgy ( The Worship Book) or may be a less formal, more intimate service, this varies from month to month. It is usually led by our Island Minister, David. All are welcome at the Lord's table and to join us for coffee after the service. Please note that during David's Sabbatical ( Easter Monday until mid July) thee services will be conducted by other ministers or local preachers and communion may be on a different Sunday, or united at St Peter's depending on availability of ordained ministers, plese see noticeboards or keep an eye on social media/website
During David's sabattical (April-July 2026), communion service may be on different Sundays depending on the availability of Clergy
Holy Communion service led by Revd. David Stolton
David has Monday's as his rest day, but if there is a pastoral need please do not hesitate to ring. Sometimes he will, however be off island.
More or less every other Tuesday, this informal Bible study over coffee in the upstairs lounge at the Sanctuary Centre gives an opportunity to share discussions about the Bible to deepen our faith and understanding. From April until July this year we will be following "The Bible Course" which follows the Bible beginning to end, helping our understanding and putting it all into context. It includes videos each week, course booklet and guidance plus lots of extra content online. All are welcome, including the curious or those who have questions about the Bible or Christian faith. We are a very welcoming group!
Our second Sunday services at Chapel are often led by our Local Preacher, Lorraine, the 4th Sunday and all other services by our Island Minister David. During David's Sabbatical ( Easter to mid-July 2026) we will have visiting Ministers and local preachers and some Fellowship services. All are welcome and we serve coffee after the service.
On the 28th September, the normal service is replaced by Harvest Festival, and 9th November is Remembrance at St Peter's. The 14th September will be our Annual Covenant Service
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St Peter's Church fete will be held on Saturday 15th August in the Vicarage Gardens. Come and enjoy all the fun of the fete.
A more informal service over breakfast with video, worship songs and discussion, all are welcome . If there is an occasional united service at St Peter's this service will not take place
Holy Communion led by Revd David Stolton
David and Alison on vacation. Pastoral matters can be referred to the church stewards or wardens and to Guernsey clergy if required.
Our usual united service on a fifth Sunday is replaced by a fellowship service during our Minister's annual holiday and will be followed by a bring and share meal
An informal time of fellowship, roughly every fortnight, interspersed with our Bible study "Conversations". We begin with a meal at 6.30, and then move at about 7.30 to a time of sharing worship songs and hymns, sometimes a little testimony, or whatever comes up! This is a lovely time of sharing to which anyone is invited to come. Please contact Hazel ( 07781401897) if you intend to come for food, it helps with catering- but if you can't just turn up anyway, there's always plenty to go around! Held at Hazel's house, "Tanquerel's", on the corner before you turn down to The Mermaid.
Details to follow.
Our "Fifth Sunday" family services which we follow with a bring and share meal and time of chatting and sharing together. All welcome, and there is always plenty of food for all! Our fifth Sundays are an opportunity for both of our churches to gather in worship together and then share fellowship. There is no service at St Peter's on a fifth Sunday ( unless notified otherwise)