Most Saturdays 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)

Our "Mother's day" family friendly service is united at the Methodist Church, a little shorter than normal to accomodate any children present. We follow this with a "bring and share " meal, and this year we are especially inviting any in our community who cannot be with their Mum's or families, for any reason, so we can enjoy a meal together as a church family. All are very welcome. Oh, and don't forget, the clocks go forward!

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 .

We celebrate Palm Sunday as a United service, last year was at the Methodist Church, so this year is at St Peter's. We will gather at the methodist Church with Sark's Donkeys at 10.30 am for a procession down to St Peter's and service at 11.15. This service marks the beginning of Holy Week. Do come along to our other services leading up to Easter Day.

We are delighted to join in marriage Andrew Miller and Esther Wambui at St Peter's Church today, and wish them every blessing in their life together

We share readings, poetry, prayer and a simple communion as we remember Jesus' last night with his disciples. This meditative service, shared around a large table in the Sanctuary Centre allows some quiet reflection before Good Friday. All are very welcome.

Our morning Good Friday Service is a short, quieter service when we remember the events of Good Friday and give thanks for Christ's sacrifice of love for humankind. We are beginning at 9.30 this year, rather than the usual 10 am, in order to make it easier for people to join the traditional Good Friday community gathering at "The Duck pond"

We hold our traditional Good Friday Vigil at St Peter's Church, from 2 pm leading up to the traditional time of Jesus' death at 3 pm. This is a quieter, traditional service with music, prayer and silent meditation, all are very welcome.

Our very popular Sunrise service will begin at 7 am this year at La Collinette ( where the carriages park), followed by an Easter Breakfast at Hazel's house ( "Tanquerels") and then a United Easter Day service at St Peter's. All are very welcome to this atmospheric service,( and breakfast) celebrating that Christ is Risen as the sun rises. Communion will be shared in this service.

We follow our Sunrise Service and Easter breakfast with a united celebration of Easter Day at St Peter's. The church will be adorned with spring decorations symbolising the new life we find in the resurrected Christ. Come and join this joyful celebration as we praise and worship the Risen King.

We are very fortunate to be able to screen National Theatre Live shows at Sark Sanctuary Centre every month on a Wednesday, a fantastic opportunity to see West End theatre in Sark, the particular Wednesday may vary. Details are announced on this website, social media and posters, tickets from Gallery Stores or David [email protected] or 07839700020 also please see https://www.ntlive.com/

We are delighted to welcome Harper Perrée into our church family this morning as we celebrate her baptism and give thanks in this special service. Please join the Perrée family and our own church family as we share in this lovely occasion.

As Sark celebrates the 80th anniversary of its liberation this weekend, we shall hold a special service at St Peter's for the island community and the special visitors who will be present on the Sunday. This will immediately follow the Calvacade on the day, so many will be dressed appropriately in 40's clothing and the Sark British Legion will also parade and present standards. All are very welcome- it is likely to be a very busy service and we plan to have an augmented choir and music to both celebrate and remember.

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

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)