Hill Terrace, Glen Maye, IM5 3BB
This cheerful Church lifts the spirits. There is level access into the Church, although it is on a slight incline on Hillside Terrace. Regular Church Services and Sunday School. The Church hosts Sunday Morning Coffee, Messy Church, Mums and Tots, and a Community Craft Fair. The Church supports the Glen Maye Duck Race and Harvest […]
Loch Promenade, Douglas, IM1 2LY
Built in the Modernist Style in 1974, to replace the old Loch Parade Church and the Victoria Street Church. The congregation live mainly in Douglas and Onchan but are also those who are visiting the Island on holiday, particularly during the summer. The Church’s Bookshop, run by the Douglas Churches Town Centre Partnership, is at […]
Bunscoill Rhumsaa Infant Hall, Lezayre Road, Ramsey, IM8 2PA
A desire for a Baptist Service in the North of the Island, meant that in 2007, this congregation found a home in Bunscoill Rhumsaa. There are regular Sunday Services and Messy Church.
Way of the Gull, Dalby, IM5 3BR
Consecrated in 1839 and designed by John Welch, who designed, King William’s College. The Church served as both chapel and schoolroom. Architecturally, this is a surprisingly spiky church, with a bell tower on the Eastern side and coloured glass windows. The Church has Regular Services including Celtic Communion and Taize Worship together with Meditation Sessions. […]
Strang Road, Union Mills, IM4 4NL
Built in 1930, to replace a smaller chapel, that dated from 1863. This pebble dashed Church has decorative redbrick work around the windows and a newer porch with a ramp for disabled access. Memorial plaques to TT riders are set into the front wall. The Church provides refreshments, during TT, for spectators. Regular Church Services […]